Sentence examples for benign prostatic neoplasm from inspiring English sources

The percentage of surgical episodes ranges from 7.0% for benign prostatic neoplasm to 17.9% for cataracts.

In areas with large uninsured populations Medicare beneficiaries with cataract or a benign prostatic neoplasm are more likely to have a surgical episode.

The final sample included 368,473 cataract episodes, 84,299 episodes of benign prostatic neoplasm, and 88,102 episodes of knee degeneration (Table 1).

The physician payment ratio elasticity is largest for cataract episodes, and very similar in magnitude for knee degeneration and benign prostatic neoplasm episodes.

Benign prostatic neoplasm can be treated by a variety of surgical approaches, which we combined into a single "surgery" category for analysis.

The ratio of surgical to non-surgical Medicare physician payments per episode ranges from 9.66 (knee degeneration) to 13.36 (benign prostatic neoplasm).

The literature has suggested the association between prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and prostate cancer.

It should be noted that the use of the DRE in colorectal neoplasm and benign prostatic hyperplasia screenings was beyond the scope of the article and were not included in the literature review methodology.

One of the most common conditions a man can get affecting his prostate is benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH.

Remarkably, C1q expression is significantly reduced in benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer.

In contrast, WT1 protein was not detected in both normal prostate and benign prostatic hyperplasia samples.