0.05 ).Fifty five patients of HoLEP group (78.6%,55/70) and 58 patients of TURP group(82.9%,58/70) were followed up at the third and sixth month postoperatively.In TURP group,6.9% of the patients(4/58) needed blood transfusion and 3.4%(2/58)developed TURS.In HoLEP group, no one needed blood transfusion or developed TURS. The differences were significant between the 2 groups ( P

Objective To elucidate the neurological m ec hanism of the referred pains in pelvic floor from prostate and the relationship between pain from prostate and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. Meth ods The prostate was electrically stimulated,and the elicited action potentials were recorded from iliohypogastric,ilioinguinal,genitofemoral,latera l femoral cutaneous,femoral,sciatic nerves,and compound muscle action potentials (CMAP) were recorded from anal external sphincter. Results Action potentials were elicited principally in the genitofemoral nerve (93 .3%),ilioinguinal nerve (55.5%);the action potentials of the genitofemoral nerve were not influenced by transaction of the cervical spinal cord,whereas they dis appeared immediately after rat death; the action potentials were reduced conside rably after destruction of the lumbosacral sympathetic trunks.CMAPs were elicite d in the anal external sphincter in 93.3% of the rats (14/15). Conc lusions Electrical stimulation of the prostate induced reflex discha rges in the nerves to perineal,pelvic floor areas.It was postulated that the ref lex discharges are related to muscle contraction leading to referred pain in the perineal,pelvic floor areas.Pain from prostate is correlated significantly with pelvic floor muscle dysfunction.

Objective To study the neurogenic mechanism of urinary bladder dysfunction changes in the aged rats. Methods Wistar rats were divided into aged group (24 month old) and young adult group (6 month old, served as the control group). The reactivity of urinary detrusor strips in the two groups to different concentrations of carbachol, noradrenalin, isoproterenol, adenosine triphosphate (ATP) and atropin, was measured respectively using an in vitro tissue bath technique. Results Compared with the young adult rats, significantly increased relaxation response to high concentration of isoproterenol and contractile response to ATP were found in aged rats. No difference in responses to carbachol, atropin and noradrenalin was found in the aged rats. Conclusion The dysfunction in aging bladder may be related to the purinergic and ? adrenergic response modifications.

Objective To observe the effects of E cadherin (ECD) on bladder cancer cell growth and invasion using gene transfection technique. Methods Human E cadherin gene was transfected into a highly invasive and metastatic bladder cancer cell line Ts3L. Cell growth curves, clone formation rate, in vitro tumor cell infiltrating ability, and cell cycle distribution were determined, respectively. Results Speed of bladder cancer cell growth decreased significantly to 35 7% after ECD gene transfection. Apoptotic cell rate in ECD transfected cells was markedly higher than that of the control cells. The percentage of superploid cells in Ts3L/ECD cells was significantly reduced than that in the control cells. Clone formation rate of ECD transfected cells, detected by soft agarose gel clone formation test, was significantly decreased as compared with that of the control cells ( P

Objective To elucidate the neurological mechanism of the referred pains in pelvic floor associated with the prostate. Methods The rat prostate was electrically stimulated, then the elicited action potentials (AP) of the lumbar and sacral nerves and the compound muscle action potentials from the external sphincter muscle of anus were detected. Results Action potentials from the iliohypogastric, genitofemoral, lateral femoral cutaneous, femoral, sciatic nerves compound muscle action potentials (CMAP) from the anal external sphincter were recorded. Conclusion Electric stimulation of the prostate can induce action potentials of the lumbar and sacral efferent nerves through the spinal reflex, resulting in referred pains in the perineal and pelvic areas due to muscle contraction.

Objective To study the relationship between muscarinic receptor(MR) subtype density changes and the producing of unstable bladder Methods The rat model of unstable bladder was established and the MR subtype density of control and unstable bladders were defermined by RT-PCR Results There were only m 2RNA and m 3RNA in the detrusor of control and unstable bladders, but no m 1, m 2 and m 3 mRNA, the amount of m 2RNA(1 67?0 42)was larger obviously than m 3RNA(0 64?0 19),the ratio was 2 59∶1 in control group, and the density of both m 2 and m 3 in unstable bladder increased to (2 03?0 65) and(1 53?0 46)respectively, and the increase of m 3 was more significant ( P

Objective To study the innervation between baldder and rectum.Methods The retrograde fluorescent double labeling method was used.Propidium Iodide(PI)was injected into the right wall of the rectum of male SD rats and Bisbenzimide(Bb)into their right wall of urinary bladder.Results The fluorescent double labeled neurons were found in the right L6-S3 and L1-L3 dorsal root ganglia(DRG).Conclusion DRG cells at L6-S3 and L1-L3 simultaneously innervate the rectum and the urinary bladder,explaining that the abnormal micturition due to chronic constipation may be caused by axis reflex at the level of the peripheral process of DRG cells.

0.05), and there was no significant difference in instable contraction occurring at filling period. As compared with those before stimulation, the cervicitis model group had increased basic pressure and per-micturition pressure and significantly decreased micturition pressure, vesical volume and vesical compliance lowered (P0.05), but the changes were significant after stimulation (P

Objective To study the causes, prophylaxis, and treatment of the severe complications due to transurethral electrovaporization of the prostate (TVP). Methods We analyzed the complications found in 1 910 men with moderate and severe symptoms of prostatism treated with TVP from August 1997 to February 2003 and studied the causes, prophylaxis, and treatment of the severe complications due to TVP. Results Severe complications were found in 78 cases (4.1%). Late mass bleeding in 35 cases (0.18%) was resulted from the abscission of coagulated necrotic tissue of the prostate after TVP. Extraperitoneal water extravasation (hydrocele) in 27 cases (0.14%) was caused by the early incision of the peritoneum in TVP and could be prevented by avoiding early incision of the peritoneum and stopping operation in time. Severe urethral stricture in 9 cases (0.05%) was caused by using thick sheath of cystoscope and cutting the neck of urinary bladder improperly. Urinary bladder explosion in 2 cases (0.01%) was caused by accumulation of air during the process of TVP, but could be protected by removing the air and water in urinary bladder at intervals. Incontinence in 2 cases (0.01%) was resulted from the injured urinary sphincter muscle. Acute renal failure in 3 cases (0.015%) was caused by hypotension. Conclusion Severe complications due to TVP can be prevented and treated. The occurrence rate of severe complications can be decreased by the proper preventive measures and skilled techniques of the operators.

Objective To explore the impact of chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS) on semen quality. Methods The sperm parameters, including sperm density, motility, and morphology, of 25 CPPS patients were analyzed retrospectively and compared with those of the normal age-matched controls. The relationship between the semen parameters with the duration of symptoms was analyzed. Results The CPPS group and the control group differed significantly in terms of ejaculated volume, motility, and fructose concentration. The left parameters did not differ significantly. Azoospermia was present in 2 patients of the CPPS group, but not in the controls. The duration of symptoms was not associated with the sperm parameters. Conclusion CPPS patients have reduced motility and fructose concentration, which supports that CPPS is resulted from somatic etiology rather than psychological etiology.