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In 350 BC, the anatomical positioning and existence of the prostate gland was explained by Herophilus. prostatic incitement was recognised as a cause of prostatitis in 1800. In 1978 Drach et al. gave the basis of the current classification of prostatitis.<ref name="Textbook of Prostatitis">{{cite book |last=Nickel |first=J Curtis |date=1999 |title=Textbook of Prostatitis |location= Harvard Medical School |publisher=Isis Medical Media |page=3 |isbn=1901865045}}</ref> | In 350 BC, the anatomical positioning and existence of the prostate gland was explained by Herophilus. prostatic incitement was recognised as a cause of prostatitis in 1800. In 1978 Drach et al. gave the basis of the current classification of prostatitis.<ref name="Textbook of Prostatitis">{{cite book |last=Nickel |first=J Curtis |date=1999 |title=Textbook of Prostatitis |location= Harvard Medical School |publisher=Isis Medical Media |page=3 |isbn=1901865045}}</ref> |
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Overview
In 350 BC, the anatomical positioning and existence of the prostate gland was explained by Herophilus. prostatic incitement was recognised as a cause of prostatitis in 1800. In 1978 Drach et al. gave the basis of the current classification of prostatitis.[1]
Historical Perspective
- Herophilus first explained the anatomical existence of the prostate gland in 350 BC.[1]
- In 1800 the most common cause of prostatitis was identified to be incitement of the prostatic gland by exertion, instrumentation, alcohol or intercourse.[1]
- Legneau, in 1815 elaborated the prostatic inflammation for the first time.[1]
- 1906 was the year when the prostatic fluid was first definitively analysed by Young et al.[1]
- Meares and Stamey differentiated the aetiology of prostatitis by using multi glass test in 1968.[2]
- Drach et al. in 1978 first explained the current classification system.[3]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Nickel, J Curtis (1999). Textbook of Prostatitis. Harvard Medical School: Isis Medical Media. p. 3. ISBN 1901865045.
- ↑ E. M. Meares & T. A. Stamey (1968). "Bacteriologic localization patterns in bacterial prostatitis and urethritis". Investigative urology. 5 (5): 492–518. PMID 4870505. Unknown parameter
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