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S Sander

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PubMed1991

Localized prostate carcinoma treated with TUR and neodymium-YAG laser irradiation.

Neodymium-YAG laser irradiation subsequent to extended transurethral resection has been practised in our department since 1981 as an alternative treatment for patients with localized prostate carcinoma. The treatment is performed endoscopically in two separate steps. The procedure is simple and complications are few. One hundred and twenty-four patients have been treated and followed up for more than 6 months. One hundred and ten patients are evaluated as disease free survivors and the overall actuarial disease free survival rate is 88% at 4-9 years of follow-up. The initial promising results persist and the results from other clinics confirm the method to be a fair alternative or patients with localized prostate carcinoma.

Humans↗
PubMed1978

On gestagen treatment of advanced prostatic carcinoma.

Depostat treatment was found to reduce plasma testosterone and to have a gonadotrophin suppressive effect in males. In our study the clinical effect on prostatic cancer was, however, disappointing when compared to the well established effect of orchiectomy. The therapeutic failure of Depostat might be related to the incomplete suppression of plasma testosterone compared to that observed after orchiectomy.

Adenocarcinoma↗
PubMed1976

An urodynamic study of emepronium bromide in bladder dysfunction.

The effect of emepronium bromide in 13 patients, most of whom had uninhibited bladders, has been studied urodynamically. Under the influence of this drug, the detrusor pressure and the urinary flow was reduced, and abdominal straining during during micturition was commonly recorded. The bladder capacity increased considerably, but all subjects developed residual urine. The effect of emepronium bromide on the bladder capacity seemed to last for a longer period than the effect on the detrusor pressure.

Child↗