Objective    To analyze the causes and management of the late complications after transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) for benign prostatic hyperplasia.      Methods    The clinical data of 102 patients who were hospitalized for the late complications after TURP were analyzed retrospectively.      Results    The causes of readmission were residual prostatic hyperplasia for 32 patients (31.37%)

bladder neck restriction for 22 patients (21.57%)

urethral stricture for 18 patients (17.65%)

hematuria for 15 patients (14.71%)

epididymitis for 6 patients (5.88%)

urinary tract infection for 4 patients (3.92%)

carcinoma of prostate for 3 patients (2.94%)

and neuropathic bladder dysfunction for 2 patients (1.96%). All patients were satisfied with their therapeutic efficacy after different treatments.     Conclusion    The main complications after TURP include residual prostatic hyperplasia

bladder neck restriction

urethral stricture and hematuria. Best therapeutic approach should be chosen according to different causes of the late complications after TURP.