Role of Abdominal Ultrasound to Detect Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia with Significant Factor of Age

Abstract

Mostly in men, benign prostatic hyperplasia is serious issue. The volume of BPH increasing withurinary retention and is mostly determined by transabdominal sonography.Prostatic volumeinteractednegatively withhigh density lipoprotein cholesterol. Mostly occurrenceof BPHinmen with age of 45 to 60 years. BPH have lower urinary tract symptoms. About 20 recentpublicationssuitableforliteraturereviewwereretrievedfromdifferentdatabaseslikePubMed, sci.hub, and google scholar. The search on databases & search engines identified 27articles related to topic, among which only 20 articles were as per requirement. Only 20 articleswere usedfor extraction of data related to role of Abdominalultrasound todetectbenignprostatic hyperplasia. The current study looked at the detection of BPH with age. This review hasconclusionsthatultrasoundisamodalityofchoiceforevaluatingthepatientwithBPH,ithelpsin diagnosis as well as prediction of urinary retention and age has a significant factor in BPH.