Ca prostat

Complications
prostatic
hypertrophy
chronic
retention
vesico-ureteric
reflux
hydroureter hydronephrosis renal failure
Hematuria
Cystitis and
pyelonephritis
Management
Prostatectomy is a surgical resection of part of the prostate that cut the
urethra to improve urine flow and eliminate acute urinary retention, there
are several surgical alternatives include:
Transsurethral resection of prostate (TURP)

Suprapubic /open prostatektomi

Retropubic prostatektomi

Perineal prosteatektomi

Transsurethral resection of prostate (TURP)
Where the obstruction of the prostate tissue surrounding
the urethra medial lobes removed sistoskop / resektoskop
inserted through the urethra
Suprapubic /open prostatektomi
With mass indicated for more than 60 g/60 cc. inhibitor
of prostate tissue removed through an incision made through
the midline below the bladder, this approach is intended when
bladder stones.

Retropubic prostatektomi
Prostatic hypertrophy tissue mass (high location at the
pelvis) removed through an incision in the lower abdomen
without opening the bladder
Perineal prosteatektomi
Area under the mass of the prostate through an incision
between the pelvis elevated scrotum and rectum, this radical
procedure done for cancer and can lead to impotence.

Prognosis
Progressive prostate cancer who are not
treated have a very high mortality rate (>
90%).
Testicular cancer can metastasize to the lungs,
lymph nodes or central nervous system.
Survival in prostate cancer depends on the
stage at diagnosis. Most men who are
diagnosed at stage D will die within 3-5 years.