[PREVALENCE OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA IN SPINA BIFIDA PATIENTS].

Spina bifida patients have smaller PV than age expected, and do not commonly develop BPH. This information is beneficial for clinicians counselling spina bifida patients. Moreover, it provides additional evidence of the nervous system's role in developing BPH and raises the possibility of finding a non-hormonal pharmacological intervention for reversing BPH.

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Abstract

Spina bifida patients have smaller PV than age expected, and do not commonly develop BPH. This information is beneficial for clinicians counselling spina bifida patients. Moreover, it provides additional evidence of the nervous system's role in developing BPH and raises the possibility of finding a non-hormonal pharmacological intervention for reversing BPH.

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