Anyone know the age of the oldest person to have PVP?

I take my 97 year old father-in-law in next week to see the URO.   The
father in law  is in relatively good shape.  No major problems except for
having to find a bathroom every hour, day and night.

The same doctor talked me into TUMT last spring.  The results are
satisfactory but not what many here claim for PVP.  The Dr. says it can be
up to a year to see full results.  He originally said I can always try PVP.
He had performed 30 PVP and about 500 TUMT so I went along with his
suggestion.  I suspect the recommendation for TUMT was based on financial
reasons as well (his office instead of the hospital).

For the father-in-law I would say the immediate results from PVP are most
attractive.  And, of course he would avoid the rather painful experience of
the TUMT.

Medication I think is out of the question. Terazosin resulted in exteme
dizzyness.  I had similar experience with Flomax.

He objects to a catheter.