Titlebook: Alternate Methods in the Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia; Nicholas A. Romas,E. Darracott Vaughan Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Alternate Methods in the Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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Pathogenesis of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia,d evaluation in 37% of 1071 Japanese males over the age of 55. Glynn and associates (1985) observed that 78% of 2049 healthy men in a longitudinal Veterans Administration study had a diagnosis of BPH on symptomatic or physical evaluation by the age of 80. The discordance in autopsy and clinical data

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Assessing Treatment Results for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, probably be incomplete by the time of publication of this volume. Lest one think this is a “pie in the sky” list, only two of these options (growth factor inhibitor and pyrotherapy) could be listed as laboratory, experimental, or theoretical considerations, while the rest are in fact real and avail

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Diagnostic and Interventional Radiologyd evaluation in 37% of 1071 Japanese males over the age of 55. Glynn and associates (1985) observed that 78% of 2049 healthy men in a longitudinal Veterans Administration study had a diagnosis of BPH on symptomatic or physical evaluation by the age of 80. The discordance in autopsy and clinical data

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Radiation Biology and Radiation Protection probably be incomplete by the time of publication of this volume. Lest one think this is a “pie in the sky” list, only two of these options (growth factor inhibitor and pyrotherapy) could be listed as laboratory, experimental, or theoretical considerations, while the rest are in fact real and avail

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11910-1temperatures of 42°–43.5°C. This temperature range has been adopted by some of the current devices to treat BPH, and the use of the term “hyperthermia” is thus restricted to define those treatments which developed directly from cancer therapy and which heat to <44°C. Hyperthermia treatments for BPH

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Conventional Diagnostic Radiologyisorder in men over 50 years of age and accounts for 1.7 million physician office visits and nearly 400 000 prostatectomies annually in the United States, few natural history studies of BPH have been conducted (Barry 1990a, b). Many urologists have probably followed more untreated BPH patients in th

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