M Zerbib, S Conquy, E Younes, N Thiounn, T A Flam, B Debré
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[Transurethral vaporization of the prostate for benign hypertrophy: preliminary clinical and histological study].
Twenty five patients with symptomatic BPH and normal PSA underwent electrovaporization. The mean IPSS was 21.5 before and 7.8 three months after treatment while the mean peakflow was 7.1 ml/s and became 16.9. With a short hospital stay (3 days) and a very low morbidity, electrovaporization seems to be a good alternative to TURP. A longer follow-up is necessary.