Die Entleerungsstörungen der Blase

Übelhör, R.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-86587-9_2

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La Función Renal En La Hiperplasia Prostética1

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“…The normal prostate weights about 20 g. Some inves tigators found an age-dependent normal weight of be tween about 20 and 30 g [22,23]. Therefore, when a small prostatic volume is calculated preoperatively, one cannot expect to resect a high percentage of this volume.…”

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Suprapubic Transvesical Sonography of the Prostate: Determination of Prostate Size

Ph¹,

Wenderoth²,

Gh³

1983

Eur Urol

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Suprapubic Transvesical Sonography of the Prostate: Determination of Prostate Size

Ph¹,

Wenderoth²,

Gh³

1983

Eur Urol

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“…The effect on the renal parenchyma of the back pressure due to urinary obstruction is generally considered to be the main cause of the impairment (25). Variously, the following four factors have also been claimed to play a causative role: a) the obstructive pyelonephritis (7,19,20) frequently accompanying prostatic hyperplasia, b) the existence of reflexes in the urinary tract arresting kidney function (3), c) increased nitrogen resorption from the urinary tract (15), and d) coincidence with senile changes in the renal parenchyma (6).…”

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Renal Function in Prostatic Hyperplasia

Alfthan¹,

Rusk²,

Tallgren³

1965

Urol Int

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In 50 patients with prostatic hyperplasia renal function was examined in regard to 1. Incidence and type of impairment; 2. Correlations between the measures of prostatic hyperplasia and the degree of impairment of renal function; 3. The role of urinary infection in impairment of renal function. In this series tubular function proved to be more impaired than the glomerular filtration rate. No correlation could be found between the measures used to express the degree of prostatic hyperplasia and the impairment of renal function. The reasons for this are discussed. The coincidental urinary infection proved to exert a significantly detrimental effect on renal function. The importance of urinary infection in planning therapy in prostatic hyperplasia is emphasized

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Über die (aseptische) Harnstauungsniere

Matouschek¹

1968

Nierenkrankheiten

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Die Entleerungsstörungen der Blase

Cited by 4 publications

References 423 publications

Suprapubic Transvesical Sonography of the Prostate: Determination of Prostate Size

Suprapubic Transvesical Sonography of the Prostate: Determination of Prostate Size

Renal Function in Prostatic Hyperplasia

Über die (aseptische) Harnstauungsniere

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