[Ultrasonographic study of detrusor thickness in patients with obstruction].

Arch Ital Urol Androl

Servizio di Urologia, USL 22, Ospedale di Acqui Terme.

Published: December 2000

The diagnostic work up of patients with symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia is not always useful for diagnosing bladder outlet obstruction, especially if they are compared with pressure-flow studies. The authors make a review of the literature and a clinical study to demonstrate that alternative less invasive methods (ultrasound estimated bladder weight) can often replace pressure/flow studies.

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