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Prophylactic effect of Tamsulosin on postoperative urinary retention in men undergoing benign anorectal surgeries

Syed Nabisab, Sajid, Medical Officer, Taluka Hospital, Basavan Bagew
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POUR is the most common complication of surgery for benign anorectal alpha-1a receptor blocker acts by reducing tone in bladder outlet, certain anorectal and inguinal surgeries retention in men undergoing benign anorectal surgeries were randomly grouped into Group P after surgery) and Group T (Tamsulosin) were closely followed for 24 hours postoperatively any voiding diff mean prostate volume in Group P and Group T was 29.80 ±7.10 and 33.92 ±4.72 ml respectively. The post retention (PVR) <50 ml
more » ... in patients of Group P and Group T was 6 Group P; 7 (35%) patients had POUR while in Group T, one (5%) patient difference in POUR among two study groups. (P>0.05) compared to Tamsulosin group with statistical difference administration reduces the incidence of postoperative urinary retention in
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Syed Nabisab, Sajid, Medical Officer, Taluka Hospital, Basavan Bagew. "Prophylactic effect of Tamsulosin on postoperative urinary retention in men undergoing benign anorectal surgeries."