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What is lateral lobe hyperplasia in relation to the prostate? my cystoscope was normal, but i saw it on the report.
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BPH: Lateral lobe hyperplasia refers to the portion of the prostate which was visibly enlarged on cystoscopy.
Answered 3/15/2014
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