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Divided transurethral prostatectomy for huge benign prostatic hyperplasia

Wang Ta

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Objective To summary the therapy method of huge benign prostatic hyperplasia. Method Review the clinical data of 29 patients with huge BPH who were treated by divided transurethral resection of the prostate. Of all the 29 patients, the weight of the resected prostate is 80-100g, and the average is 87g; the time of operation is 50-125 minutes, and the average is 86 minutes; only 5 patients were transfused blood after the operation. Results The IPSS decreased from 28±2.3 to 8.2±2.5; the Max of Micturition rose from 6.1±2.5ml/s to 17.6±5.4ml/s; the residual urine fell from 50-1000ml to 0-45ml. There were 4 patients had complications: 2 belong to TURS, 2 were urethral stricture. Conclusion TURP it is a safe and good method to treat huge BPH.

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Objective To summary the therapy method of huge benign prostatic hyperplasia. Method Review the clinical data of 29 patients with huge BPH who were treated by divided transurethral resection of the prostate. Of all the 29 patients, the weight of the resected prostate is 80-100g, and the average is 87g; the time of operation is 50-125 minutes, and the average is 86 minutes; only 5 patients were transfused blood after the operation. Results The IPSS decreased from 28±2.3 to 8.2±2.5; the Max of Micturition rose from 6.1±2.5ml/s to 17.6±5.4ml/s; the residual urine fell from 50-1000ml to 0-45ml. There were 4 patients had complications: 2 belong to TURS, 2 were urethral stricture. Conclusion TURP it is a safe and good method to treat huge BPH.

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Objective To summary the therapy method of huge benign prostatic hyperplasia. Method Review the clinical data of 29 patients with huge BPH who were treated by divided transurethral resection of the prostate. Of all the 29 patients, the weight of the resected prostate is 80-100g, and the average is 87g; the time of operation is 50-125 minutes, and the average is 86 minutes; only 5 patients were transfused blood after the operation. Results The IPSS decreased from 28±2.3 to 8.2±2.5; the Max of Micturition rose from 6.1±2.5ml/s to 17.6±5.4ml/s; the residual urine fell from 50-1000ml to 0-45ml. There were 4 patients had complications: 2 belong to TURS, 2 were urethral stricture. Conclusion TURP it is a safe and good method to treat huge BPH.

Key concepts: Medicine, Hyperplasia, Urology, Prostate, Prostatectomy, Urethral stricture, Transurethral resection of the prostate, Urination

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