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在Rezūm®中注射密度:少可能不等于多. 一个多中心的国际研究

I Schwartzmann1, S Secco2, A Farré1

  • 1Servicio de Urología, Fundació Puigvert, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain.

Actas urologicas espanolas
|August 2, 2025
PubMed
概括

在良性前列腺阻塞的水蒸气热疗法 (WVTT) 中优化注射密度 (ID) 可能会提高治疗成功率. 较高的ID显示出对失败的保护作用,而不会增加并发症或影响性功能.

关键词:
良性前列腺阻塞 良性前列腺阻塞的注射密度.良性前列腺增生不良注射密度的密度 在注射密度上下泌尿道的症状 下泌尿道的症状最少侵入性的外科治疗.这就是Rezum®.这就是为什么我们要使用Resume®.下部泌尿道的症状用水蒸气进行热疗法.水蒸气热疗法是一种水蒸气热疗法.

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