Transurethral enucleation of the prostate is currently the favored surgical treatment for prostate enlargement. As for what energy platform to use as a tool for transurethral enucleation of the prostate, each medical center currently has its own experience. The common ones nowadays are bipolar plasma (including common ring electrode, button electrode, spade electrode, rod electrode, etc.), holmium laser, 980nm laser, 1470nm laser, green laser, thulium laser, and so on. But the common surgical principle is to find the interface between the prostate adenoma and the surgical envelope and to remove the prostate adenoma intact or to the maximum extent possible within safety. This approach has two major benefits for the surgery: first, the adenoma is removed more completely; second, the hemostasis is complete because it goes straight to the supply vessels. As to why there are various energy platforms, this is also just a subtle difference in the hemostasis and cutting effect or a difference in the operating habits of the surgical team. The following is a typical case of my surgery. The PSA was 5ng/ml before the surgery, and the postoperative result was as shown in the figure, with a maximum urinary flow rate of 35ml/s. Both the PSA and ultrasound results showed a very complete resection, and the patient had a very smooth urination.