Common prostate drug may prevent Post-Surgery urinary issues in men
NCT ID NCT03609580
Summary
This study is testing whether giving men a medication called Flomax (tamsulosin) before chest surgery can prevent a common complication where patients can't urinate afterward. Researchers are enrolling 127 men aged 50+ who are scheduled for chest surgery. The medication, which relaxes the prostate, will be taken daily starting one week before surgery to see if it reduces the need for uncomfortable catheters.
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Daniel Mansour
RECRUITINGHackensack, New Jersey, 07601, United States
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