literature on chronic non-bacterial prostatitis and BPS
The ESSIC obtained consensus on a new classification of IC and to replace the name IC by BPS (bladder pain syndrome) followed by a type indication. Click here for more details.
Granulomatous prostatitis. Uzoh CC, Uff JS, Okeke AA. BJU Int 2006 Dec 1; [Epub ahead of print]
• granulomatous prostatitis (GnP) accounts for about 1% of benign inflammatory conditions of the prostate
• GnP mimics prostate cancer clinically, histologically, biochemically, ultrasonographically and radiologically
• carcinoma was clinically suspected in up to 59% of cases of GnP and cCarcinoma coexisted in 10–14% of patients with clinically diagnosed GnP
• in this review the dilemma of clinical management, especially when GnP is found on prostatic biopsies, is discussed
[A 46-year-old-patient with granulomatous prostatitis, arthralgia and haemorrhagic rhinitis] [Article in German] Heldmann F, Brandt J, Schoppe H, et al. Dtsch Med Wochenschr 2006;131:22-5