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Urologiia (Moscow, Russia : 1999)
|October 25, 2006
Summary
This study shows that combining antibacterial drugs with electrolaser therapy effectively treats chronic bacterial prostatitis. This combined approach achieved good results in 88.2% of patients, improving prostate function.
Area of Science:
- Urology
- Medical Physics
Background:
- Chronic bacterial prostatitis presents treatment challenges.
- Standard therapies may have limited efficacy.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the efficacy of combining antibacterial drugs with a novel electrolaser therapy for chronic bacterial prostatitis.
- To assess the impact of this combined treatment on prostate microcirculation and function.
Main Methods:
- Patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis received a combination of antibacterial drugs and two-channel bio-synchronized electrolaser therapy (unit AELTIS-synchro-02).
- The study assessed treatment outcomes and physiological improvements.
Main Results:
- The combined therapy demonstrated high efficacy, achieving good results in 88.2% of patients.
- Electrolaser therapy provided bacteriostatic and immunomodulating effects.
- Treatment normalized microcirculation in the prostate and improved prostatic duct drainage.
Conclusions:
- Combining antibacterial drugs with electrolaser therapy is an effective treatment for chronic bacterial prostatitis.
- This integrated approach enhances treatment outcomes by leveraging both pharmacological and physical therapeutic actions.
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