1. TULSA for BPH?
    Barry Edwards Barry Edwards United Kingdom says:
    December 3, 2019 at 10:47 AM

    Could TULSA be used for benign (non-cancerous) enlarged prostates?

    If so, the fact that the uretheral wall is not punctured, unlike TURP or even Rezum)  could turn something that was previously either an in-patient procedure or an out-patient procedure requiring a long recovery wearing a catheter into a quick out-patient one with minimal recovery time needed.

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