BPH guidelines and CUR white paper Flashcards
Initial BPH/LUTS workup (4)
Medical history
Physical exam
IPSS
UA
Initial BPH counseling
behavioral, medical, procedural
Follow up interval and steps after initial BPH treatment
4-12 weeks
IPSS
(PVR, uroflow optional)
Testing before BPH intervention
-Consider prostate size/shape assessment via US, cysto, CT, or MRI
-PVR
-Uroflow
-Consider pressure flow studies
What alpha blockers can be used?
Alfuzosin, doxazosin, silodosin, tamsulosin, terazosin (choose based upon age, comorbidities, adverse events)
-ASK ABOUT CATARACT surgery plans
5-ARI indications and use
-Monotherapy can be used if >30g, PSA >1.5, or palpable BPH
-Can be used for bleeding
-Ok for combo therapy
-Discuss sexual side effects
Indications for surgical therapy for BPH
renal insufficiency due to BPH
Urinary retention
rUTIs
Recurrent bladder stones or BPH
LUTS and unwilling/unable to use other treatments
NOT asymptomatic bladder diverticulum
When can TUIP be used
Prostate <30g and LUTS
When can urolift be used
30-80g, no middle lobe, desires ejaculation
When can rezum be used?
30-80g, men who desire ejaculation
When can aquablation be used?
30-80g with LUTS
Temporary prostatic urethral stent indications
25-75g prostate, no median lobe, LUTS
Best options for patients at high risk of bleeding?
HoLEP, ThuLEP, PVP
What qmax suggests obstruction
<10mL/s
IPSS cutoff
<8 mild
<20 moderate
20+ severe