Aquablation Treatment for Benign Prostate Hyperplasia: Current Standardized Procedure.

The following video Atlas summary reviews all technical elements of the standardized setup, robotic execution, aquablation procedure, and hemostasis for efficient rapid benign prostate hyperplasia treatment.

Male Voiding Behavior: Insight from 19,824 At-Home Uroflow Profiles.

Purpose: Benign prostatic hyperplasia is one of the most common conditions seen by a general urologist. Validated questionnaires provide insight into patient symptoms, however office based uroflow devices are limited by the variability of voiding behavior. Using a home uroflow device, we assessed individual voiding variability, temporal distribution of voiding parameters and the impact of age on voiding.

Transcriptome-based mining and expression profiling of Pythium responsive transcription factors in Zingiber sp.

Transcription factors (TFs) fine-tune the host defense transcriptome in response to pathogen invasions. No information is available on Zingiber zerumbet (Zz) TFs involved in defense response against Pythium myriotylum. Here, we provide a global identification, characterization, and temporal expression profiling of Zz TFs following an incompatible interaction with P.

Anatomic restoration technique of continence mechanism and preservation of puboprostatic collar: a novel modification to achieve early urinary continence in men undergoing robotic prostatectomy.

Objectives: The puboprostatic ligaments, puboperinealis muscle, and arcus tendineus are all recognized as important for continence in men and women. This complex of ligaments, muscles, and tendineus aponeurosis acts in unison to provide continence and can be disrupted during robotic prostatectomy. We propose that preservation of the puboprostatic collar during robotic surgery will help to restore early continence in men undergoing robotic prostatectomy.