The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
they go home that day obious it's procedure they they have a catheter in place no no catheter yeah that's the other thing I remember Ted from when we were little spring chickens is how many the the catheter Management on that patient with a blood bag full of bloody water and urine coming out for days and days and days
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and so it's now it's bleeding like a Civ bleeds a lot when when Dr cranbeck when Amy does her procedures she gets in that natural tisue into that natural plane and it's not bleeding as much
so it has to just do with you know what you do at the end of the procedure so how well you're controlling the bleeding and I think the big difference in hold up as I mentioned is when you're in that distinctive plane ABA and peripheral Zone you it's just the vessels are much more discreete whereas in a turp there's these sinuses and so forth