ENLARGEMENT OF THE PROSTATE

Enlargement of the Prostate

The subject of this work is such an important one that we welcome this second edition as evidence of the steady advance of surgery in the treatment of a very distressing form of disease. The "further improvements" foretold by the author, in the preface of the first edition, have been made in discarding operations which experience has shown to be of doubtful utility. The keynote to a correct und...

Enlargement of the Prostate

in the bladder I took the stiff 'Vneill!?> staff and turned it so that its groove wnnM v,006 auc* lateral, into which I passed the 1?,.l)OS':en'0apex of the prostate and on i,T? V/'e,f ,the making a lateral incision. J f]1p !e bladder staff to look posterolateral in \lturned 'he direction and made a corresponding le,?PPosjte other side ; so that the vJZl? CUt !n. the V-shaned the junction of th...

Enlargement of Prostate

different changes in shape of the urethra are full}7 given. Several good plates are here figured. The various theories of the cause of the enlargement are discussed. The author holds the view that senility has little or nothing to do with it; he decides that the analogy with uterine fihromyomata cannot be accepted; also against the view that enlargement of the prostate is one of the events that...

Prostate Gland Enlargement

The prostate gland is about the size and shape of a walnut and weighs in at around one ounce. Women seem to know more about this little gland than men do. About 11% of men don't know that they have this gland in their body. Only 15% of men have ever heard of the term prostatitis. Of the men who do know about prostatitis (inflammation of the prostate), about 16% of them think that this condition...

Clinical Lectures on Enlargement of the Prostate