Korean J Urol.
1992 Feb;33(1):123-129.
Evaluation of preoperative high risk factors as score system in the management of genign prostatic hyperplasia
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- 1Department of Urology, College of Medicine, Hanyang University, Seoul Korea.
Abstract
- To evaluate the preoperative high risk factors in the management of benign prostatic hyperplasia. a score system has been devised which includes associated medical diseases and urologic complications such as urinary retention. urinary tract infection and uremia. A score of one to three was given for each high risk factor. The patients with a total score of one to three of each risk factor were regarded as grade I, four to six as grade II and more than seven as grade III. According to this score and grade system, the high grade group showed the high incidence of postoperative complications and morbidity. So. the more careful preoperative evaluations and postoperative cares might be needed in the high risk patients. On the base of this analysis, if more further studies will be performed. we may expect that we have achieved low mortality and morbidity rates even in high operative risk patients.
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