T. Krarup

TL;DR: No statistically or clinically significant effect of sodium pentosanpolysulfate was found compared to placebo in patients with painful bladder disease, and the results showed no difference between the pre-trial and post-trial values.

TL;DR: By dividing patients with painful bladder into 2 groups according to the mast cell counts in the detrusor, certain differences in the clinical findings in the groups can be ruled out, however, in individual patients one cannot note with certainty to which pathological anatomical group the patient belongs.

TL;DR: TUI is recommended for the treatment of prostatism caused by small prostate glands in patients who want to preserve normal ejaculation or are at poor surgical risk.

TL;DR: It is concluded, that an isolated urinary flow measurement determining the Qmax is a suitable procedure of screening and in 90% of the cases they are identical to the adult pattern.

TL;DR: In a prospective, randomized study 21 patients with prostatism caused by small prostates (estimated weight less than 20 gram) had a transurethral prostatectomy (TURP), and 17 patients a transurthral incision of the prostate (TUI), and there was no intergroup difference in postoperative fever greater than 38 degrees C, antibiotic treatment, number of days with indwelling catheter or days of hospitalization after surgery.