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Primary care physician versus urologist: How does their medical management of LUTS associated with BPH differ
Current Urology Reports, 07/20/09
Miner MM – With the emergence of medical therapies as first–line treatment and the expansion of medical therapy for lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) into the primary care office, the evaluation and management of men presenting with urinary symptoms can vary depending on provider type. This review explains the basis for BPH medical management in primary care with the review of three key studies.
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