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See Latest ArticlesAlfuzosin 10 mg Once Daily Increases the Chances of Successful Trial without Catheter after Acute Urinary Retention Secondary to Benign Prostate Hyperplasia
Urologia Internationalis, 07/30/09
Tiong HY et al. – The administration of Alfuzosin XL prior to TWOC following AUR secondary to BPH increases the chance of successful catheter removal. Patients with IPP >10 mm are more likely to fail TWOC on Alfuzosin XL.
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