Is It Necessary to Remove the Maximum Prostate Tissue in All Patients? the Percentage of Resected Prostate Tissue and the Influence on Surgery Outcomes: A One‐Year Follow Up Study

TURP improves clinical and urodynamic parameters at 1 year follow up, independent of the amount of resected prostate tissue, in patients with bladder outlet obstruction and good detrusor function, since the surgery is effective.

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Neurourology and Urodynamics
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2025-09-24
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https://doi.org/10.1002/nau.70152
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Urinary Bladder and Prostate Research
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Is It Necessary to Remove the Maximum Prostate Tissue in All Patients? the Percentage of Resected Prostate Tissue and the Influence on Surgery Outcomes: A One‐Year Follow Up Study

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Is It Necessary to Remove the Maximum Prostate Tissue in All Patients? the Percentage of Resected Prostate Tissue and the Influence on Surgery Outcomes: A One‐Year Follow Up Study

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Abstract

TURP improves clinical and urodynamic parameters at 1 year follow up, independent of the amount of resected prostate tissue, in patients with bladder outlet obstruction and good detrusor function, since the surgery is effective.

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