[PDF] Top 20 Diagnosis of canine prostatic hyperplasia and cyst

... by prostatic enlargement resulting chronic kidney disease that resulted in decreased erythropoietin production and decreased capacity of bone marrow to produce red blood cell, which ultimately resulted in lower ... See full document

... clinical diagnosis was made on the basis of history and examination and in cases suspicious of carcinoma, sampling of prostate was done through needle biopsies (trucut and core needle biopsy), transurethral ... See full document

... the diagnosis was based upon description of surgical findings and either review of histologic slides (6 cases) or pathology reports (9 ...definitive diagnosis and are included in Table 1 as “presumed NE ... See full document

... induced prostatic hyperplasia is identical in pathology to the glandular hyperplasia that occurs naturally in the aging dog with intact ...cystic hyperplasia was not produced by any of the ... See full document

... normal prostatic tissue and BPH contains receptor proteins with a high affinity for ...of prostatic tissue taken from patients with clinical and histological evidence of BPH, than in speci­ mens of ... See full document

... It leads to different lower urinary tract problems including urgency, frequency, incomplete voiding and residual urine, recurrent Urinary tract Infection(UTI) etc and may even progress to prostatic cancer in some ... See full document

... Serenoa repens is an evergreen shrub with horizontal rhizomes and grows to heights up to 20 to 25 feet [40,41]. The extracts of Serenoa repens are the most common phytotherapeutic herbal agent used in the management of ... See full document

... We searched Medline for peer-reviewed articles in the Eng- lish language supporting the role for silodosin in LUTS. The available clinical studies are presented and discussed. The search terms used were “silodosin”, “ α ... See full document

... metastatic prostatic carcinomas are unknown, but could be similar to those for ...primary prostatic carcinoma (PCA) and non-neoplastic prostatic tissue adjacent to malignant glands (NNT) (Figure 2), ... See full document

... of this drug at the clinical doses should be due to α 1A -AR blockade, suggesting that α 1A -AR is the predominant subtype involved in detrusor overactivity in BPH. One of the reasons that α 1A -AR antagonists improve ... See full document

... Certain treatments for BPH, including the drug finasteride and the surgical procedure transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), can reduce PSA levels and possibly mask the existence of prostate cancer. The normal ... See full document

... The prostate is the only male sexual accessory gland. Its main role is the secretion of prostatic fluid, which constitutes the major part of the volume of ejaculated sperm. The prostate develops under the control ... See full document

... Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) continues to be a significant healthcare problem ...fact prostatic inflammation may represent an important factor in influencing prostatic growth and ... See full document

... Histochemistry has been a powerful tool in can- cer diagnosis and many techniques have been reported in order to identify their pathological molecular alterations. Among cell differentia- tion/dedifferentiation ... See full document

... in prostatic cancer and prostatic hyperpla- sia tissues was ...in prostatic cancer and prostatic hyperplasia tissues was ...in prostatic cancer tissue was ...in prostatic ... See full document

... The hereditary nature of PCa and the importance of its early diagnosis emphasize the need for its genetic evaluation. While PSA testing is widely incorporated in PCa screening, numerous factors such as obesity, ... See full document

... The secretory cells and the basal cells stain with a variety of keratin antibodies. The basal cells in addition, demonstrate positivity with antibodies against high molecular weight keratin.The antibody designated 34BE12 ... See full document

... Abstract: This work proposes a chemiluminescent quantitative method for galectin-3 (Gal3) detection in prostate tissues. Monoclonal antibody anti-Gal3 was conjugated to acridinium ester (AE) and the complex formed with ... See full document

... To our knowledge, this was the first study on the associ- ation between periodontal disease and BPH risk in Chinese people. Our study revealed a significant robust relationship between increased BPH risk and periodontal ... See full document

... treatment) prostatic hyperplasia, nuclear, but not cytosolic, prostatic androgen-receptor content was significantly greater than that determined in the normal prostates of age-matched dogs (3,452±222 ... See full document