2008
DOI: 10.1002/pauz.200700275
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Benigne Prostata‐Hyperplasie und Benignes Prostata‐Syndrom. Die Krankheit des alten Mannes

Abstract: Die BPH oder besser das BPS ist eine sehr häufige Erkrankung des Mannes in der zweiten Lebenshälfte. Aufgrund der sehr heterogenen Symptome und Beeinträchtigung der Patienten durch das BPS steht vor einer Therapie immer eine ausreichende Diagnostik. Diese quantifiziert die Beschwerden, ermittelt deren Ursachen und schließt andere Erkrankungen wie das Prostatakarzinom mit hoher Sicherheit aus. Bei entsprechender Klinik stehen mit α‐Blockern und 5α‐Reduktasehemmern Medikamente mit guter Wirksamkeit zur Verfügung… Show more

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“…The prostate is not only deformable, but studies have shown that the size can change over time due to benign prostatic hyperplasia ͑BPH͒. [18][19][20] If the time between the acquisition of the in vivo images and the prostatectomy is too long, the customized mold may not fit the specimen. For this study, the time interval between the MRI scan and prostatectomy varied from two days to approximately 4 months.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The prostate is not only deformable, but studies have shown that the size can change over time due to benign prostatic hyperplasia ͑BPH͒. [18][19][20] If the time between the acquisition of the in vivo images and the prostatectomy is too long, the customized mold may not fit the specimen. For this study, the time interval between the MRI scan and prostatectomy varied from two days to approximately 4 months.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first paper which employs a 3D printer for these purposes dates back to 2009 [11]. In this paper, the authors highlight the difficulty in dissecting the prostate in concordance with MRI once that the anatomical orientation of the body is lost, stressing the need of short times between imaging acquisition/mold design and prostatectomy due to the time-dependent variability in size in benign prostatic hyperplasia [52, 53].…”
Section: Oncological Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%