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Main description:
Most men with BPH can be diagnosed and managed in the primary care setting. In choosing appropriate treatment, clinicians must take into account not only the nature and severity of symptoms but also the preferences of the patient and his immediate family, cost–benefit considerations and long-term effectiveness of therapy.
Written by two leading urologists, Fast Facts: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia provides a refreshingly readable, practical overview of the pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of BPH including:
- Use of DRE and PSA results to discriminate between prostate cancer and BPH
- An evidence-based review of the latest medical therapies
- A concise overview of the surgical and minimally invasive treatment options
- When to refer to a urologist
There is important work to do to raise awareness of men’s health issues in general and the problem of BPH in particular. Lower urinary tract symptoms are among the commonest reasons for a man to consult his doctor, and this ever-popular book – the first 7th edition in the Fast Facts series – remains a must-read for all primary care providers.
Contents:
Pathophysiology
Diagnosis
Medical management
Traditional surgical treatment options
Minimally invasive treatment options
Considerations in treatment decisions
Issues in BPH
PRODUCT DETAILS
Publisher: Health Press
Publication date: August, 2011
Pages: 104
Weight: 652g
Availability: Not available (reason unspecified)
Subcategories: Diseases and Disorders
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All urologists will appreciate the usefulness of this comprehensive textbook. This is a concise reference and easy-to-read manual for primary care providers treating patients with BPH. It encompasses many of the newer technologies that are available for the management of BPH. Since the treatment of BPH is ever changing, this new edition is essential for providers diagnosing and treating these patients.