Giant Prostate with Persistent Haematuria Presenting as an Emergency: A Case Report Highlighting Management Challenges in a Resource Limited-Setting
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In benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostate size has not been correlated with presence or severity of symptoms. However, giant prostate weighing more than 200g is usually associated with symptoms especially significant haematuria. This can pose management challenge in emergency situation where resources are limited. We report a case of 500g prostate enlargement presenting as an emergency with recalcitrant haematuria. We highlighted the management challenges in a resource-limited setting and also reviewed relevant literature.
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Abiahu, J. A., Orakwe, D., Onu, O., Mbaeri, T., & Obiesie, E. (2023). Giant Prostate with Persistent Haematuria Presenting as an Emergency: A Case Report Highlighting Management Challenges in a Resource Limited-Setting. Tropical Journal of Medical Research, 22(1), 187–191. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8370358
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