Ultraschall in der Medizin (Stuttgart, Germany : 1980) · 1996
[Comparison of gynecologic and perineal ultrasound examination of women with stress incontinence].
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Fink D, Schär G, Perucchini D, Haller U
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UNLABELLED: A COMPARISON AIM: To determine how well results of gynecological and perineal sonographic examinations of the urethrovesical junction correlate.
METHOD: 186 women with urodynamically verified stress incontinence underwent a perineal ultrasound and then a gynecologic examination. Standardised procedures were used for both. The findings of the gynecological examination were compared with measurement values and morphological findings from perineal ultrasound.
RESULTS: There was agreement on the cystocele grade in 69% of the cases. The position of the bladder neck as assessed by the ultrasound image revealed typical measurement values for this disorder. The expected bladder neck funneling was detected in 49% of these women.
CONCLUSION: In stress-incontinent women there is good correlation between the findings of the gynecological and perineal sonographic examinations. Bladder neck funneling-a morphological sign of stress incontinence-can be detected with perineal ultrasound in nearly one-half of the cases.
METHOD: 186 women with urodynamically verified stress incontinence underwent a perineal ultrasound and then a gynecologic examination. Standardised procedures were used for both. The findings of the gynecological examination were compared with measurement values and morphological findings from perineal ultrasound.
RESULTS: There was agreement on the cystocele grade in 69% of the cases. The position of the bladder neck as assessed by the ultrasound image revealed typical measurement values for this disorder. The expected bladder neck funneling was detected in 49% of these women.
CONCLUSION: In stress-incontinent women there is good correlation between the findings of the gynecological and perineal sonographic examinations. Bladder neck funneling-a morphological sign of stress incontinence-can be detected with perineal ultrasound in nearly one-half of the cases.