Efficacy of urethra perfusion with povidone iodine liquid in treatment of patients with chronic urethritis and prostatitis
Lin Guo
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Lin Guo
Abstract
AIM: To evaluate the value of urethra perfusion using 0.5% povidone iodine liquid (PVP-I) in treatment of patients with chronic urethritis and prostatitis. METHODS: Outpatients with chronic urethritis and prostatitis were assigned to two groups randomly. 38 cases in treatment group were received urethra perfusion with 0.5 % PVP-I liquid plus minomycin, po, for two weeks. 42 cases in control group were received minomycin only. RESULTS: The rates of cure and total efficacy were better in treatment group than in control group (P 0.01 ). CONCLUSION: This is an effective approach for urethra perfusion with 0.5 % povidone iodine liquid to treat chronic urethritis and prostatitis.
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AIM: To evaluate the value of urethra perfusion using 0.5% povidone iodine liquid (PVP-I) in treatment of patients with chronic urethritis and prostatitis. METHODS: Outpatients with chronic urethritis and prostatitis were assigned to two groups randomly. 38 cases in treatment group were received urethra perfusion with 0.5 % PVP-I liquid plus minomycin, po, for two weeks. 42 cases in control group were received minomycin only. RESULTS: The rates of cure and total efficacy were better in treatment group than in control group (P 0.01 ). CONCLUSION: This is an effective approach for urethra perfusion with 0.5 % povidone iodine liquid to treat chronic urethritis and prostatitis.
Key concepts: Prostatitis, Urethra, Urethritis, Medicine, Urology, Perfusion, Internal medicine, Prostate