In benign prostatic hyperplasia
A
IPSS score is the single most important tool used in the evaluation of patients with BPH
B
TUR syndrome results from a hypervolumic
C
hyponatraemic state
D
On digital rectal examination prostatic size correlates poorly with symptoms
E
After TURP
F
prostatic carcinoma will not occur
G
PSA is only prognostic factor in BPH management
Correct Answer: IPSS score is the single most important tool used in the evaluation of patients with BPH, TUR syndrome results from a hypervolumic, hyponatraemic state
