A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF OUTCOME OF EARLY(2nd POD) CATHETER REMOVAL IN 50 CASES OF TURP IN BPH PATIENTS

Abstract

Background: Transurethral resection of prostate has been reported to represent more than 30% of workload of urosurgeon and remain dominant major procedure performed by urosurgeon. Post operative complications are a part of it, prevention of post operative complication is as important as the surgery itself. To study the reduction in incidence of early and late Aim: complication in the patients of TURP in BPH in which the catheter is removed on second post-operative day. There is signicantly less early and lat Result: e complications observed with improved IPSS score in post operative and follow up period. early catheter can be removed after TURP with reduc Conclusion: tion in early and late complication with maintaining the efcacy of procedure