
Recent studies suggest that nocturia has many etiologies, including urologic, metabolic, and perhaps most important, behavorial.
Steven A Kaplan, MD, is the Given Foundation Professor of urology, and vice-chairman, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, New York.

Recent studies suggest that nocturia has many etiologies, including urologic, metabolic, and perhaps most important, behavorial.

The paradigm for the medical management of benign prostatic hyperplasia has undergone a significant change during the past decade. Guided by new research, the approval of novel pharmaceutical and minimally invasive therapies, and the economics of health care financing, physicians have altered their approach to patient care in distinct ways.

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