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• Radiographic Examination Radiographic examination of patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis and prostatitis inflammatory syndromes is usually unnecessary and findings are nondiagnostic. While patients with tuberculosis prostatitis and granulomatous prostatitis may undergo radiographic examination with diagnostic findings, the majority of patients can be evaluated and treated without ...
• Medical Treatment of the Prostate Gland. Part 10 The Department of Urology of the New York Hospital (Given January 31, 1941) Prostatic Calculus Incidence and Etiology. Prostatic calculi are relatively common. In an autopsical study of 250 prostates from subjects of all ages, I found one or more stones in approximately one-fifth of ...
• Prostatism: Pathology Prostatism is the clinical syndrome consisting of the symptoms associated with outlet obstruction at the bladder neck. By far the commonest cause of this syndrome is benign prostatic hypertrophy, but other entities such as bladder neck stenosis and urethral strictures can produce these symptoms ...
• Acute Bacterial Prostatitis The diagnosis of acute bacterial prostatitis is usually straightforward and readily apparent on physical examination. Patients are frequently febrile and toxic with severe rigors, back pain, perineal pain, dysuria, urgency, and frequency with associated mild to moderate obstructive urinary symptoms. As many as one-third ...
• Medical Treatment of the Prostate Gland. Part 3 The Department of Urology of the New York Hospital (Given January 31, 1941) Diseases of the Prostate Gland Prostatitis 2. Chronic Prostatitis Chronic inflammation of the prostate gland is a very common condition in adult males. In our series of 350 postmortem studies, a large number ...