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Aims and Objectives: This is to determine the age range of the lesion within our study;as a way to suggest possible recommendation(s). Materials/Methods: A sectional study of results of 463 patients within the study year(Jan 2005-Dec 2012) was obtained from the Dept. of Pathology register of the university of calabar Teaching hospital Calabar. These were analyzed using SPSS version 16 per each year. The result was represented in bar chats and pie chats respectively. Results: It showed that the ages of 50-60 years and 60-70 years are the worst vulnerable in the lesion(enlargement of prostrate) with its consequences of obstruction during micturition. Above the age of 70 years;only showed a significant rise in 2012 with 22% of patients indicated. Conclusion/recommendation: A better understanding of all risk factors (increasing age as per negroid race) and rates of clinical progression of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) should be advocated – in terms of medical education of the citizenry. Since urinary retention is one of the most usual and important complications of long term BPH as this calls for both conservative and surgical therapy.

Histological Review of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia in Southern Tertiary Hospital of Nigeria from Jan 2005-Dec2012.