The best surgical treatment for prostatic hyperplasia

There is no best surgical treatment for prostatic hyperplasia, and it is necessary to determine the surgical treatment plan according to the patient's physical condition, but the common surgical treatment methods include transurethral resection of the prostate, transurethral laser surgery, transurethral electrification of the prostate, transurethral plasma enucleation of the prostate, open prostate enucleation, etc.

1. Transurethral resection of the prostate: This surgical method requires the resectoscope to be inserted from the urethra, and then the hypertrophic prostate tissue is removed, and the flow rate of the patient will be significantly increased after surgery, which can alleviate the symptoms of dysuria, but a small number of patients may have complications such as urinary incontinence and urethral stricture after surgery.

2. Transurethral laser surgery: This surgery uses the characteristics of laser cutting to remove and vaporize the tissue of prostatic hyperplasia through the urethra, and can also treat prostatic hyperplasia, with less intraoperative bleeding and a shorter recovery time.

3. Transurethral electrification of the prostate: This type of surgery is based on electroresection, using the electric current thermal effect, after contact with the prostate tissue, the abnormal prostate tissue can be vaporized, this operation has a good hemostatic effect, and is suitable for people with small prostate volume or poor coagulation function.

4. Transurethral plasma prostate enucleation: This surgical method is to excision along the capsule, which is completely resected, and the amount of intraoperative bleeding is less, and it is not easy to be injured by mistake.

5. Open prostatectomy: This type of surgery is suitable for patients with a huge prostate or a large bladder stone, which requires an inclement in the patient's perineum or pubic bone, incision of the bladder, and then opening of the prostate capsule, and finally eneciling the prostate.

Prostatic hyperplasia is less difficult to treat in the early stage of the disease, so if there are symptoms related to prostatic hyperplasia such as incomplete urination and increased nocturia, it is recommended to carry out corresponding examination and treatment as soon as possible in conjunction with the doctor's instructions.