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Re: Greater than 50,000 PVPs done worldwide
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| After my first PVP, My surgeon couldn't even catheterize me to do urodynamic
testing - before my 2nd PVP. He didn't know why it didn't get in the
bladder, though he tried about 4 or 5 different catheters. [He even tried
unsuccessfully to thread it in with a cystoscope]. I haven't tried since my
second PVP (Dec. '03). An unsolved mystery.
Ron
> From: Ed <Ed@Hatespam.com>
> Organization: Shaw Residential Internet
> Newsgroups: sci.med.prostate.bph
> Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 17:31:17 GMT
> Subject: Re: Greater than 50,000 PVPs done worldwide
>... Talking to one of the people at a PVP urologist's office, I asked if I
> would be able to self-catheterize after a PVP... because there is a
> good chance that I will have episodes of retention after the
> procedure. Answer was that that should work fine...
> Ed
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