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Prostatic Obstruction - Pathogenesis and Treatment (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1994)
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Prostatic Obstruction - Pathogenesis and Treatment (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1994)
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The human prostate gland is of undoubted importance in reproductive
physiology and is one of the commonest causes of clinical
urological problems in the male patient. Despite the wealth of
published lit erature relating to the prostate gland surprisingly
little is understood about its neural innervation, the influence of
pharmacological factors and its precise physiological functions.
Indeed, benign disorders of the prostate gland including benign
prostatic hyperplasia, bladder neck dyssynergia and inflammatory
disorders of the prostate (prostatitis, prostatodynia) although
well recognised clinically, are as yet poorly characterised and
understood. It was not until the late 1960s that the subject of
urodynamics, which for the first time allowed scientific assessment
of the function of the lower urinary tract, was introduced. The
first section of this book considers recent advances in our
understanding of the innervation of the bladder and prostate gland
and the changes in bladder function which accompany prostate medi
ated bladder outflow obstruction. The clinical consequence of
benign prostatic hyperplasia in many patients is bladder outflow
obstruction and although the traditional treatment of these
conditions is by the use of ablative surgery, in recent years a
number of new modalities have been investigated and are reviewed in
the second section of the book.
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