Market Intel: Minimally Invasive Procedures Gaining Traction In BPH Treatment Market
Executive Summary
Less-invasive technologies to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia are fast becoming viable alternatives to medication and surgery. Landmark studies of newer techniques have led the American Urological Association to update its guidelines.
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