| What's Best for Your Patient with BPH?
May, 2009
Every man with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) experiences a unique set of symptoms. Let symptom scores and patient preferences guide your level of work-up and your treatment approach. Read more
Sponsored Content: Management
of Overactive Bladder
2009
Overactive bladder (OAB) is a common condition that has a substantial effect on quality of life in men and women. Despite its prevalence and the availability of effective treatment, OAB remains underdiagnosed and undertreated. Currently, 9 antimuscarinic agents are FDA approved for the management of patients with OAB.
Urology University CME Newsletter #1 reviews the similarities and differences among these agents, which will aid you in making well-informed decisions about OAB pharmacotherapy. Read more Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia:
Treat or Wait?
July, 2008
In addition to talking to every male patient over the age of 50 about urinary function, you can use questionnaires such as the International Prostate Symptom Score (available at jfponline.com as a Patient Handout) to evaluate the patient¹s perception of symptom severity and quality of life. Read more
PLUS
Urology in the news:
Recent headlines in Family Practice Procedure May Be Helpful in
Diagnosing Prostate Cancer
Transurethral resection plus biopsies may detect cancer in men with previous negative biopsy. Oct 2nd (HealthDay News)
Read more Efficacy of Treatments for
Overactive Bladder examined
Sacral nerve stimulation, botulinum toxin found effective in treating refractory overactive bladder. September 30th (HealthDay News)
Read more Alcohol Found to Lessen Risk
for Enlarged Prostate
Risk is 35 percent lower for men who drink 36 grams or more of alcohol per day. Sept 24th (HealthDay News)
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