'Prostate volume' presentation slideshows

LUTS assessment and management

LUTS assessment and management. Ahmed Ibrahim May 2019 Urology Department Peterborough City Hospital. The Burden. Pathophysiology. Men with moderate-to-severe LUTS may have an increased risk of major adverse cardiac events.

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Prostate Problems

Prostate Problems. By Dr Mahya Mirfattahi GPST1 HDR Wednesday 17 th February 2010. Lower urinary tract symptoms. Obstructive Poor stream, hesistancy, terminal dribbling, pis-en-deux (incomplete bladder empyting), overflow incontinence Irritative Frequency, nocturia, urgency, dysuria.

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BPH management . Overview of treatment options

BPH management . Overview of treatment options. Antonio Alcaraz. EAU guidelines. EAU: International guidelines recommend treatment algorithms to guide medical treatment choices according to patient profile.

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GnRH antagonists

GnRH antagonists. ??' ???? ???????. Hormonal axis. GnRH. Decapeptide Pulsatile secretion by hypothalamic neurons Short half-life (2-5 min) Stimulates gonadotropins secretion from the anterior pituitary. GnRH agonists. GnRH antagonists.

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Testosterone Therapy and Possible Prostate Changes

Testosterone Therapy and Possible Prostate Changes. Increased risk of BPH Increases in PSA levels Increases in prostate volume Stimulation of growth in previously undiagnosed tumors No data support testosterone therapy as a cause of prostate cancer.

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Prostate Volume

Adult males have a normal prostate volume which ranges from 15 cubic centimeters (0.9 cubic inches) to 30 cubic centimeters (1.8 cubic inches). However, BPH and some other prostate conditions can significantly increase this prostate size. Ordinarily, the prostate volume in adult males increases with age.

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