Abstract
The prostate is an organ of reproduction in the man, resembling chestnut or walnut in shape and size, located directly under the bladder and in front of the anus surrounding the first part of the urethra. The aim of study is determine the health results of Basra Governorate, Iraqi males with history of a single negative transrectal prostate biopsy TRUS-Bx, from January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2018. The researcher used billing claims from Basra Educational Hospital database (BEH) to determine the patients whom have understand about TRUS – BX with using billing claim of PNB (Prostate Needle Biopsy) and was separated for concurrent ultrasound pelvic. The 94% from database was practicing in Basra as billing claim which meaning that who doesn’t accept billing will compensate accordingly. The drugs tests were implantation for all patients as Basra Educational Hospital ethical. Compassion, specialty, high quality predictive rate and negative prophetic value had been used to decide the analytical rate of PCa diagnosis of TRUS-Bx. The records were then analyzed by the use of SPSS version 14. The ethical was asked patients to own an eleven minutes rest before measure of their pressure level of blood and whole experiment. Young people (under the age of 45) are considered low levels (the risk of prostate cancer is few), when they are less than 2.5 Nano g/ml. For older men (older than 45 years), the value is low if it is less than 4 Nano grams/ml. In spite of the foregoing, it is known that about half of the cases of Prostate-Specific Antigen PSA in proportions that do not exceed these limits. For this reason, it is important to monitor the PSA values every year. Large-scale prostate biopsy identifies large prostate cancer in many men and of whom the previous sextant was a benign biopsy. This procedure should be considered when the suspicious results are for the morrow, despite the previous negative TRUS-BX.
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