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Evidence: EAU Guidelines on the Management of Non-neurogenic Male L… 2026 · sources last checked 2026-08-20

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BPH / male LUTS selector

Choose the guideline lens (CUA / AUA / EAU), the IPSS tier, predominant symptoms and prostate size — get the plan: watchful waiting (mild), alpha-blocker (voiding), 5-ARI or combination (enlarged + progression), tadalafil (with ED), mirabegron/antimuscarinic (storage), and referral for complications.

Guideline lens

Guidelines

References

  1. [1]Elterman D, et al. UPDATE — Canadian Urological Association guideline: Male LUTS / BPH. CUAJ 2022 (5-ARI threshold >30cc; DRE/PSA proxy; combination MTOPS/CombAT). link
  2. [2]AUA Guideline: Management of LUTS Attributed to BPH — 2023 Amendment. J Urol 2023 (5-ARI >30cc; mirabegron+alpha-blocker; MIS devices). link
  3. [3]EAU Guidelines on the Management of Non-neurogenic Male LUTS, 2026 refresh (5-ARI threshold >40mL; antimuscarinic PVR cutoff 150mL; IFIS with alpha-blockers). link