The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The gaps between the envelope and the glandular tissue are like the gaps between the orange flap and the skin, which can be peeled off. In conventional electrodesiccation, the electrodesiccoscope enters the prostatic urethra (the center of the orange) and then slowly removes the glandular tissue piece by piece from the inside out with an electrodesiccator. In order to avoid cutting through the envelope or damaging the urethral sphincter with serious consequences, many physicians prefer to make fewer cuts, which do not improve urinary symptoms significantly and are prone to recurrence after surgery. In the enucleation method, the gland is peeled away from the potential gap between the glandular tissue and the peritoneum through a holmium laser resectoscope, and the gland is excised “in its entirety” from the outside to the inside, and the excised gland is pushed into the bladder, and then the large piece of tissue is shredded and aspirated using a tissue crushing device. The biggest advantage of enucleation is that the prostate can be completely removed from the peritoneum, so the operation is more thorough, with good postoperative results and a low recurrence rate, and because the Holmium laser has high cutting accuracy, it causes little damage to surrounding tissues and greatly reduces surgical complications. Holmium laser enucleation is difficult to operate and takes a long time to learn compared to traditional electrodesiccation, and only a few hospitals in China are able to perform this procedure. After the surgery, many patients came to the hospital by word of mouth, and got rid of the pain and embarrassment of “getting up countless times at night and looking for the toilet before going out”, and the quality of life has been significantly improved.