Jose Silva

And sometimes they do get a little bit of improvement with Flowmax, for example. And because they do get a little bit of improvement, they get used to being so bad that just a little bit of relief is good enough for them. But they don't understand that the damage will continue, that bladder damage will continue.

Yeah, that guy with 150-gram prostate that said, I'm perfect. But, you know, you do a cystoscopy, severe trabeculation, I mean, definitely you're not perfect. RP, when do you start talking, or Nicole, when do you start talking about possible procedures to the patient?

Yeah, that guy with 150-gram prostate that said, I'm perfect. But, you know, you do a cystoscopy, severe trabeculation, I mean, definitely you're not perfect. RP, when do you start talking, or Nicole, when do you start talking about possible procedures to the patient?

Yeah, that guy with 150-gram prostate that said, I'm perfect. But, you know, you do a cystoscopy, severe trabeculation, I mean, definitely you're not perfect. RP, when do you start talking, or Nicole, when do you start talking about possible procedures to the patient?

Right now, I mean, I see a lot of patients, Europe is doing a good job, I guess, getting the information out there because I see a lot of patients asking for it. But then when you do the testing, I mean, trilobal prostate, intravascular compound, hey, you're not a candidate. So, yeah, so like you mentioned, and you mentioned you give them like a brief pamphlet of everything or...

Right now, I mean, I see a lot of patients, Europe is doing a good job, I guess, getting the information out there because I see a lot of patients asking for it. But then when you do the testing, I mean, trilobal prostate, intravascular compound, hey, you're not a candidate. So, yeah, so like you mentioned, and you mentioned you give them like a brief pamphlet of everything or...

Right now, I mean, I see a lot of patients, Europe is doing a good job, I guess, getting the information out there because I see a lot of patients asking for it. But then when you do the testing, I mean, trilobal prostate, intravascular compound, hey, you're not a candidate. So, yeah, so like you mentioned, and you mentioned you give them like a brief pamphlet of everything or...

Okay, so the patient has BPH symptoms, is obstructive. Then describe that process of deciding. Are you guys doing procedures in the office or strictly in ASC? It's a mixture.

Okay, so the patient has BPH symptoms, is obstructive. Then describe that process of deciding. Are you guys doing procedures in the office or strictly in ASC? It's a mixture.

Okay, so the patient has BPH symptoms, is obstructive. Then describe that process of deciding. Are you guys doing procedures in the office or strictly in ASC? It's a mixture.

And those are the things you talk to with the patient. We have this in the office, you're a candidate versus something a little bit more invasive, which will be in the hospital. And you start deciding what's the process and going through that.

And those are the things you talk to with the patient. We have this in the office, you're a candidate versus something a little bit more invasive, which will be in the hospital. And you start deciding what's the process and going through that.

And those are the things you talk to with the patient. We have this in the office, you're a candidate versus something a little bit more invasive, which will be in the hospital. And you start deciding what's the process and going through that.

No, definitely. I mean, I do some resumes and the patients do great. As a surgeon, you don't see that instant gratification of the whole, but definitely you just have to trust the technology and let the prostate shrink because it will, it will shrink. How long are you leaving the cancer?

No, definitely. I mean, I do some resumes and the patients do great. As a surgeon, you don't see that instant gratification of the whole, but definitely you just have to trust the technology and let the prostate shrink because it will, it will shrink. How long are you leaving the cancer?

No, definitely. I mean, I do some resumes and the patients do great. As a surgeon, you don't see that instant gratification of the whole, but definitely you just have to trust the technology and let the prostate shrink because it will, it will shrink. How long are you leaving the cancer?

It's either that or nothing. Keep the catheter. And Nicole, are you the one seeing the post-op or who's seeing the post-op?

It's either that or nothing. Keep the catheter. And Nicole, are you the one seeing the post-op or who's seeing the post-op?

It's either that or nothing. Keep the catheter. And Nicole, are you the one seeing the post-op or who's seeing the post-op?

And let's say you have a patient after any procedure of BPH starts getting overactive bladder symptoms. Are you treating them or they're going to Dr. Chow?