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CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME AND CURRENT TREATMENT OPTIONS


Authors: M. Urban;  J. Heráček
Authors‘ workplace: Androgeos privátní urologické a andrologické centrum ;  Urologická klinika 3. LF UK v Praze a FNKV
Published in: Urol List 2010; 8(3): 66-69

Overview

Treatment of pelvic pain is a complex phenomenon and depends on the clinical experience. It requires individual approach including detailed analysis of possible etiologies. However this approach is not fea­sible in normal urological practice. Better chance for treatment success offer specialized centers focu­sing on the chronic pain syndrome (CPP). Recently used mini-invasive techniques show relatively good outcomes especially in patients refractory on traditional treatment. Mini-invasive techniques combined with traditional treatment focused on the most probable etiologies represent some hope in the CPP treatment modalities.

Keywords:
chronic: pelvic pain syndrome, treatment, mini-invasive techniques


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