BPH Flashcards
What medical treatment can be used to treat BPH
-a1 blocker (tamsulosin)
this allows relaxation of spintures
-5a reductase inhibitor (finasteride)
reduce production of testosterone
What is the microscopic definition of BPH
-proliferation of the stomal and epithelium of prostate leading to hyperplasia of fibromuscular and glandular
What are the obstructive (voiding) LUTS
WHID
-weak stream
-hesitancy
-intermittency
-drippling
What are the irritation (storage) LUTS
-frequency
-urgency
-nocturia
What is the complication of BPH
-hydroneprosis
-cystitis
-pyelonephritis
-stones
What is the mild IPSS score
0-7
What is the moderate IPSS score
8-19
What is the severe IPSS score
20-35
What is the mild treatment of BHP
-watchful waiting
What is the moderate/severe treatment of BHP
-medical treatment
-instrument (TURP)
-open surgery
What is the medical treatment of BPH
-a1 blocker (tamsulosin, prasozin, doxasozin, terasozin)
-5a reductase (finasteride)
What is the indication of TURP
GBRI
-recurrent gross hematuria
-bladder stone
-renal impairments
-recurrent infection
What is the main complication of TURP
-retrograde ejaculation
What is the indication of open surgery
-large prostate >75g