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GreenLight PVP Procedure Patients Speak Out

Wenzel Koch

Age 75
4 months post GreenLight PVP
Retired Chrysler Corp. Executive
Interests: golf, cycling, gardening
Had failed microwave procedure 8
  years ago

Life before GreenLight PVP

“At night I was up to go to the lavatory about every two hours or less. You could almost set your watch by it. During the day it was about every hour.”

“ If I went to a shopping mall I had to make sure that shopping mall had a restroom. My wife was really getting fed up with me.”

Life after GreenLight PVP

“If you have to have a procedure, this is the one you want as far as I’m concerned. I would recommend it to anyone over any other procedure.”

“ In my case, I did not need a catheter of any sort.”



Bill Martineac

Age 60
2 months post-PVP
retired Inspector of Ford Motor
  Company
Interests: camping, wood working,
  computers
Had failed a different laser procedure 6
  years ago

Life before GreenLight PVP

“The problem I was having was a little bit of pressure. There was still urine in the bladder and I just couldn’t relax.”

“ The doctor told me that this procedure was going to be a lot better than the procedure I had years before. That procedure took a whole day and I had to be in the hospital.”

Life after GreenLight PVP

“No pain…none what so ever. My wife is happy…I’m happy, I’m happy…”



Bert Randall

Age 73
3 months post-PVP
Retired from General Motors Company
Interests: fishing, hunting

Life before GreenLight PVP

“It was kind of embarrassing because I had to go the bathroom a lot, you can’t tell people what’s going on and you just suffer through it.”

“ Well, the quality of life was…I was in misery. When I had to go to the bathroom I could never completely empty. And I had to keep going back and fourth and it got pretty irritating, especially when you’re traveling.”

Life after GreenLight PVP

“I urinate a whole lot better than I did then. It was stop and go and now it’s “shhwish” (laughs) you go top notch, you know. So that makes a world of difference.”