Although not always life threatening, prostate diseases are often associated with a significant reduction of quality of life. The ever-swelling ranks of men beyond middle age are increasingly reluctant to accept restrictions on their activities as they grow older. Prostate diseases are now acknowledged as an important component of men's health and worthy of proper scrutiny. In this volume the anatomy and physiology of the normal prostate are described. The molecular basis of BPH, prostate cancer, and prostatitis are illustrated. The author concludes with the pathology and means of diagnosis of these most prevalent disorders.
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IntroductionAnatomyInnervation of the ProstateEjaculatory FunctionAdrenoreceptor Signal TransductionCauses of Abnormal Prostate Cell GrowthPathology of the ProstateHistology of Prostate MetastasesBladder Outlet ObstructionProgressive Development of Benign Prostatic HyperplasiaLocalized Progression of Prostate CancerDiagnosis of Prostatic DiseasesTreatment OptionsConcluding PerspectivesReferences