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Journal of Urology, 1990
A total of 59 patients with bladder outflow obstruction underwent the Madigan prostatectomy. The method, results and complications are described. For select patients with large benign adenomas without a median lobe or hematuria we believe the technique to be the operation of choice, particularly in younger patients.
Peter H. Lord +5 more
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A total of 59 patients with bladder outflow obstruction underwent the Madigan prostatectomy. The method, results and complications are described. For select patients with large benign adenomas without a median lobe or hematuria we believe the technique to be the operation of choice, particularly in younger patients.
Peter H. Lord +5 more
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The rationale of prostatectomy
The American Journal of Surgery, 1951T HE young doctor is amazed at the great diversity of informed opinions which exist regarding the management of the obstructing prostate. A new procedure is devised and shortly thereafter numerous reports appear in the Iiterature of long series of cases with littIe or practically no mortahty or morbidity.
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British Journal of Urology, 1977
A prospective questionnaire study with a 6-month follow-up was carried out to determine the incidence of post-prostatectomy impotence. 57% of patients were potent at the time of operation. A man with full potency had a 4% chance of becoming totally impotent and a 3% chance of becoming partially impotent. A man with failing preoperative potency had a 10%
T. P. Stephenson, T. B. Hargreave
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A prospective questionnaire study with a 6-month follow-up was carried out to determine the incidence of post-prostatectomy impotence. 57% of patients were potent at the time of operation. A man with full potency had a 4% chance of becoming totally impotent and a 3% chance of becoming partially impotent. A man with failing preoperative potency had a 10%
T. P. Stephenson, T. B. Hargreave
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It's Not a Radical Prostatectomy, It's a Total Prostatectomy
European Urology, 2008‘‘I don’t want any radical surgery, Doc,’’ is not an uncommon declaration for the man confronting the diagnosis of prostate cancer. Urologists are likely familiar with this line of reasoning from their patients. Most men who voice this mind-set are specifically referring to the fact that historically, prostatectomy has had uneven results in the realms ...
Mark S. Soloway, Alan M. Nieder
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British Journal of Urology, 1990
The danger of the treatments described are that patients may be treated without referral to a urologist. Investigations to determine whether genuine obstruction is the cause of their symptoms may not be performed and follow-up to exclude the side effects of their outflow obstruction or indeed their treatment may not be carried out.
J. McLOUGHLIN, Gordon Williams
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The danger of the treatments described are that patients may be treated without referral to a urologist. Investigations to determine whether genuine obstruction is the cause of their symptoms may not be performed and follow-up to exclude the side effects of their outflow obstruction or indeed their treatment may not be carried out.
J. McLOUGHLIN, Gordon Williams
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1960
Sixty-four vesicocapsular prostatectomies were performed. The characteristic features of the technic are as follows: (1) adequate exposure with direct vision of the prostatic cavity and bladder; (2) less bleeding during surgery and excellent hemostasis; (3) other disease in the bladder may be visualized and corrected during the procedure; (4) greater ...
John J. Hosay +1 more
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Sixty-four vesicocapsular prostatectomies were performed. The characteristic features of the technic are as follows: (1) adequate exposure with direct vision of the prostatic cavity and bladder; (2) less bleeding during surgery and excellent hemostasis; (3) other disease in the bladder may be visualized and corrected during the procedure; (4) greater ...
John J. Hosay +1 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1949
F A, BENEVENTI, F P, TWINEM
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F A, BENEVENTI, F P, TWINEM
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The Aftermath of Prostatectomy
Journal of Urology, 1952Elmer Hess, Kaminsky Af, Roth Rb
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British Journal of Urology, 1929