- Foreword
- Preface
- Symbols and abbreviations
- Chapter 1 Definitions: LUTS, BPH, BPE, BOO, BPO
- Chapter 2 Natural history of untreated BPH and its impact on LUTS
- Chapter 3 Pathophysiology of BPH, symptoms, and symptom scores
- Chapter 4 BPH, PSA, and the risk of having prostate cancer (PCA)
- Chapter 5 Erectile dysfunction associated with LUTS and BPH
- Chapter 6 OAB, LUTS, and BPH—a paradigm shift
- Chapter 7 Bladder outflow obstruction, urodynamic studies and BPH
- Chapter 8 Aging men and LUTS
- Chapter 9 Risk factors associated with BPH
- Chapter 10 Diagnosis and assessment of BPH: subjective parameters
- Chapter 11 Diagnosis and assessment of BPH: objective parameters
- Chapter 12 Watchful waiting and lifestyle issues associated with LUTS and BPH
- Chapter 13 Medical treatment of LUTS and BPH
- Chapter 14 Interventional treatment: open prostatectomy
- Chapter 15 Interventional treatment: transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
- Chapter 16 Interventional treatment: Prostate laser
- Chapter 17 Interventional treatment: Greenlight laser
- Chapter 18 Interventional treatment: Holmium laser
- Chapter 19 Interventional treatment: Thulium laser
- Chapter 20 Interventional treatment: Diode laser
- Chapter 21 Risk-adapted management of BPH
- Chapter 22 Complications of BPH
- Chapter 23 Algorithms in the management of benign prostatic hyperplasia
- Chapter 24 Emergencies due to BPH
- Index
(p. 59) Diagnosis and assessment of BPH: subjective parameters
- Chapter:
- (p. 59) Diagnosis and assessment of BPH: subjective parameters
- Author(s):
Herbert Leyh
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med/9780199572779.003.0010
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- Foreword
- Preface
- Symbols and abbreviations
- Chapter 1 Definitions: LUTS, BPH, BPE, BOO, BPO
- Chapter 2 Natural history of untreated BPH and its impact on LUTS
- Chapter 3 Pathophysiology of BPH, symptoms, and symptom scores
- Chapter 4 BPH, PSA, and the risk of having prostate cancer (PCA)
- Chapter 5 Erectile dysfunction associated with LUTS and BPH
- Chapter 6 OAB, LUTS, and BPH—a paradigm shift
- Chapter 7 Bladder outflow obstruction, urodynamic studies and BPH
- Chapter 8 Aging men and LUTS
- Chapter 9 Risk factors associated with BPH
- Chapter 10 Diagnosis and assessment of BPH: subjective parameters
- Chapter 11 Diagnosis and assessment of BPH: objective parameters
- Chapter 12 Watchful waiting and lifestyle issues associated with LUTS and BPH
- Chapter 13 Medical treatment of LUTS and BPH
- Chapter 14 Interventional treatment: open prostatectomy
- Chapter 15 Interventional treatment: transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
- Chapter 16 Interventional treatment: Prostate laser
- Chapter 17 Interventional treatment: Greenlight laser
- Chapter 18 Interventional treatment: Holmium laser
- Chapter 19 Interventional treatment: Thulium laser
- Chapter 20 Interventional treatment: Diode laser
- Chapter 21 Risk-adapted management of BPH
- Chapter 22 Complications of BPH
- Chapter 23 Algorithms in the management of benign prostatic hyperplasia
- Chapter 24 Emergencies due to BPH
- Index