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The dysuria syndrome consists of the persistence or accentuation following adenomectomy of the symptoms which caused the patient to seek the urologist's advice. It is frequent event whose causes are largely connected to physiopathological events which are also influenced by the developing role between the urologist and patients in view of prostate disease. The authors analyse the various causes of post-adenomectomy dysuria and emphasise the importance of a precise diagnosis and the correct indications for surgery for the prevention of this disease.
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