… Here, the risk of prostate cancer incidence and mortality following a benign histological …
that in men with a low PSA level at TURP, the incidence of the diagnosis of prostate cancer …

… the first study that analyzed factors that contributed to the volume progression of the prostate
after TURP. The limitation of this study was the 16% level of drop out rate due to mortality. …

… of prostate volume (10.66 vs 30.20 ml; 19.54 [7.70–31.38]; p = 0.005). Adverse events were
less frequent after PAE than after TURP (total occurrence n = 43 vs 78, p = 0.005), but the …

… late 1930s, monopolar transurethral resection of the prostate (M-TURP) has remained for …
In fact, the reoperation rate over 30 months of follow-up after 80 W PVP was high at 6.8%, but …

… with a decreased morbidity and mortality. An extensive … prostatic stromal cells, and is
prostate- but not disease specific. Total serum PSA concentration may be elevated in the following …

… an increased risk of complications in patients with a prostate … include mortality, retention
after catheter removal, bleeding … , leading to increased morbidity and mortality rates due to …

… benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH); transurethral resection of … prostate gland > 81 g, older
age, and increased bleeding [45]. Retrograde ejaculation is common following transurethral …

… that this increased by approximately 1%–2% with each subsequent year (5, 6). A recent
study reported that the rate of secondary surgery for TURP, transurethral incision of prostate (…

… caused by the proliferation of prostatic cells and increased … before TURP surgery (pre-operative)
and after TURP surgery (… On the other hand, the perioperative mortality rate is quite low (…

… transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) has been regarded as the gold standard surgical
option for LUTS due to BPH, the high … incidence of RE in patients after TURP was 66.1%, …