Is Plasma Pneumatic Electrodessication Effective in Treating Prostatic Hyperplasia?

Plasma gasification electrocision for prostatic hyperplasia Patient Lu, 81 years old, due to urinary difficulties for 2 years in the local hospital has been indwelling catheterization, 1 month ago the patient was referred to our urology department, ultrasound report prostate 58 mm × 48 mm × 42 mm in size, the bladder stones, the largest 31 mm × 25 mm, chest X-ray report of interstitial lesions in the two lungs, CT report of the chest on both sides of emphysema, dynamic ECG report frequent ventricular premature beats, the previous patient has a history of chronic bronchitis for more than 20 years, hypertension history of 11 years. Dynamic electrocardiogram reported frequent ventricular premature beats, and the patient had a history of chronic bronchitis for more than 20 years and a history of hypertension for 11 years. After adequate preoperative preparation, the patient underwent transurethral plasma gasification electrocision of prostate + transurethral pneumatic ballistic lithotripsy of bladder stones under continuous hard anesthesia, and the bladder stones were completely crushed and taken out, and the hyperplasia of the prostate gland was resected, and the patient was successfully discharged from the hospital 5 days after the operation, relieving the long-term hospitalization. The patient was discharged from the hospital 5 days after the operation, relieving the pain of long-term catheterization. Transurethral plasma electrocution of the prostate is characterized by: 1, low temperature cutting, non-stick knife; 2, heat penetration is not deep, can effectively prevent the closed-cell nerve reflexes, reduce the occurrence of postoperative erectile dysfunction; 3, rinsing with saline, no surgical time constraints, which prevents the occurrence of prostate electrocutaneous syndrome, significantly reduces the preoperative physical fitness of the patient and the general situation of the requirements of the patient; 4, a clear field of vision, bleeding; 5, no need to use the negative plate; 5, no need to use the negative electrode plate, the prostate is not a problem. The use of negative electrode plate is not required, which has little effect on those who are installed with pacemakers and other metal foreign bodies in the body, improving the safety of the operation and expanding the indications for the operation.