2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00345-019-02992-4
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Transperineal prostate biopsy with cognitive magnetic resonance imaging/biplanar ultrasound fusion: description of technique and early results

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“…Однако несколько исследовательских групп остро ставят вопрос об отказе от антибиотикопрофилактики в целом [22]. Так, по рекомендациям EAU и классификации оперативных вмешательств трансперинеальная биопсия ПЖ относится к чистым вмешательствам (уровень доказательности IIA) и требует только соблюдения правил асептики [23].…”
Section: таблица 1 характеристики и особенности анамнеза пациентов в группахunclassified
“…Однако несколько исследовательских групп остро ставят вопрос об отказе от антибиотикопрофилактики в целом [22]. Так, по рекомендациям EAU и классификации оперативных вмешательств трансперинеальная биопсия ПЖ относится к чистым вмешательствам (уровень доказательности IIA) и требует только соблюдения правил асептики [23].…”
Section: таблица 1 характеристики и особенности анамнеза пациентов в группахunclassified
“…All procedures were performed under local anesthesia by a single urologist (M.A.G.) with experience performing transperineal prostate biopsies using the PPTAS [9] , [10] , [11] . Prior to using this device for hydrogel placement, this urologist had performed 8 procedures in the standard fashion using a stepper unit.…”
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“…The PPTAS, is compatible with all biplanar transrectal probes currently manufactured by BK Medical (Peabody, MA) and with simple modification can also be used with similarly designed probes from Hitachi Healthcare (Tokyo, Japan) [9] . We and others have previously reported excellent outcomes with use of the PPTAS for performing transperineal prostate biopsy with and without MRI guidance [9] , [10] , [11] , [12] , [13] .
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“…Similar results have been found for TP biopsy when no antibiotics are used at all. In a small study of 95 patients having TP biopsy under LA in 2019, only one patient received prophylactic antibiotics and there were no infections [13] . Similarly, in a 2020 study that included 177 patients undergoing TP biopsy under LA with no antibiotics, there were zero infections [14] .…”
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