PubMed ID:
18765132
Public Release Type:
Journal
Publication Year: 2008
Affiliation: Department of Urology, Queen's University, Kingston General Hospital, Kingston, Ontario K7L 2V7, Canada. jcn@post.queensu.ca
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11934-008-0055-7
Authors:
Wang Y,
Adler A,
Alexander R,
Alexander RB,
Anderson R,
Anderson RU,
Ardern D,
Bale R Jr,
Barry MJ,
Bennett CL,
Berger R,
Berger R,
Braverman A,
Buntin M,
Burrows LL,
Burton K,
Bushman W,
Butler L,
Byrd G,
Calhoun EA,
Caubet JF,
Ceri H,
Chai T,
Chan C,
Chang D,
Cheah PY,
Cheng D,
Chew A,
Chin LT,
Chronic Prostatitis Collaborative Research Network Study Groups,
Chuai S,
Cifelli D,
Clark-Pereira J,
Clemens JQ,
Collins MM,
Comiter CV,
Comiter CV,
Conrad P,
Curley RM,
Datta NS,
Datta NS,
Dautenhahn A,
Desai P,
Dobi C,
Dopona M,
Downey J,
Drach G,
Duncan J,
Durborow M,
Durborow S,
Fanelli L,
Farishian R,
Farrar JT,
Feldman HI,
Filer-Maerten S,
Fitzgerald CM,
Flores V,
Fowler JE,
Fowler JE Jr,
Freeman S,
Frest M,
Garst J,
Giesler J,
Gomez E,
Harris M,
Hay YK,
Healy M,
Helker C,
Heng HK,
Hennenfent M,
Hickman C,
Hildebrand R,
Huey SL,
Hu X,
Jarvi K,
Kahn N,
Kang S,
Keay S,
Kishel L,
Kish L,
Knauss JS,
Koch AE,
Kohr T,
Krieger JN,
Krieger JN,
Kusek J,
Kusek JW,
Lamarre N,
Landis JR,
Landis JR,
Lang DC,
Leong TC,
Litwin MS,
Litwin MS,
Long LM,
Loong CW,
Lowder CS,
Lumpkin D,
Madigan R,
Ma K,
Marko D,
Markowitz-Chrystal G,
McCallum S,
McNaughton-Collins M,
Mervin K,
Mohan M,
Morales A,
Muller C,
Mullins C,
Murphy D,
Murray J,
Nadler RB,
Nickel JC,
Nickel JC,
Norwood G,
Nyberg L,
Nyberg LM,
O'Leary MP,
O'Leary MP,
Payne CK,
Ponniah S,
Pontari MA,
Pontari MA,
Potts J,
Propert KJ,
Radebaugh L,
Raimo ME,
Randall L,
Rhodes D,
Riley D,
Rong YJ,
Ross S,
Rothman I,
Ruggieri MR,
Sanchez S,
Santiago M,
Schaeffer AJ,
Schaeffer AJ,
Seng LW,
Shinghal R,
Shoskes D,
Shoskes DA,
Siemens R,
Simpkiss B,
Sin LC,
Spolarich-Kroll J,
Stevens M,
Sweet R,
Tapley R,
Thomas K,
Tripp DA,
Turner J,
Underwood Y,
Wai YH,
White P,
White PC,
Williams C,
Xie Y,
Zeitlin SI,
Zhang Y
Studies:
Chronic Prostatitis Collaborative Research Network
Chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome remains an enigmatic medical condition. Creation of the National Institutes of Health-funded Chronic Prostatitis Collaborative Research Network (CPCRN) has stimulated a renewed interest in research on and clinical aspects of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome. Landmark publications of the CPCRN document a decade of progress. Insights from these CPCRN studies have improved our management of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome and offer hope for continued progress.