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2 Prostate
2 Prostate
2 Prostate
Pathogenesis
prostate is highly exposed to effect of
SO proileferation Mitosis
of Epithelial
Stromalcells
Distribution
Periurethral BPH early manifestations
Peripheral usuallyProstaticcarcinoma Latediagnosis
clinical
caliber force ofstream
Trouble starting hesitancy stopping
Post voiddribbling
retention incontinence
Urgency frequency
Nocturia dysurea
elevation in PSA prostatespecificAg
Diagnosis
Usually longmL
Gross
multiple nodules bulge in C S cystic spaces
grey yellow colour
compressed prostatic urethra
Trabeculations in mucosa wall hypertrophy Urolithiasis
M'S
Epithelialhyperplasia stromal hyperplasia
variable sizes dilated glands
Fibromuscular
Lined by Basal secretory cells
papillary Infoldings projections Cysts
often contain corpora amylacae secretions
Sometimes calcification
Complications
Bladderhypertrophy outletobs Resisting compensatoryhypertrophy
high intra
luminal
Iliffe
pressure in bladder
I'me protrudes
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fromMslayer
obstructive uropathy
Treatment
5 α reductase inhibitor
α Block sm.ms relaxation
If severe Transurethral resectionof prostate TURP
Prostatic adenocarcinoma
clinical
often silent No obstruction
vertebral column
metastasis Lumbarspine Lower back Pain
transrectal US biopsy
alkalinephosphatase
Treatment
Prostatectomy radiation