Medycyna wieku rozwojowego · 2006
[Detrusor pseudohyperactivity syndrome in children with constipation].
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Makosiej Ryszard, Leśniak Danuta, Skłodowska Ewa, Grzybowska Krystyna, Suski Sławomir, Czkwianianc Elzbieta, Sordyl Beata, Płaneta-Malecka Izabela
Аннотация
THE AIM OF THE STUDY: was the evaluation of dependencies occurring between constipation and observed nocturia, pressing tenesmus and daytime urinary incontinence.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: the studies were conducted in 51 children aged between 3 and 17 years including 25 girls and 26 boys hospitalized in the Clinical Department because of nocturia, pressing tenesmus and daytime urinary incontinence. In all children a complex diagnostic work up of the urinary system and the lower segment of alimentary tract was performed. Results of the examinations were compared to the control group.
RESULTS: analysis of the results of the conducted examinations indicates that the overblown rectal ampulla, through the pressure exerted on the urinary bladder, seemingly decreases its volume causing the occurrence of pressing tenesmus, nocturia and daytime urinary incontinence. This process leads to the formation of detrusor hyperactivity syndrome characterized by: chronic constipation, increase of miction frequency and simultaneous decrease of volume of each portion of urine, nocturia and/or daytime urinary incontinence.
CONCLUSIONS: chronic constipation disturbs the functional-morphological equilibrium between the end segment of alimentary tract and the urinary bladder. By influencing the process of filling and accumulation of urine in the bladder they lead to the formation of detrusor hyperactivity syndrome.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: the studies were conducted in 51 children aged between 3 and 17 years including 25 girls and 26 boys hospitalized in the Clinical Department because of nocturia, pressing tenesmus and daytime urinary incontinence. In all children a complex diagnostic work up of the urinary system and the lower segment of alimentary tract was performed. Results of the examinations were compared to the control group.
RESULTS: analysis of the results of the conducted examinations indicates that the overblown rectal ampulla, through the pressure exerted on the urinary bladder, seemingly decreases its volume causing the occurrence of pressing tenesmus, nocturia and daytime urinary incontinence. This process leads to the formation of detrusor hyperactivity syndrome characterized by: chronic constipation, increase of miction frequency and simultaneous decrease of volume of each portion of urine, nocturia and/or daytime urinary incontinence.
CONCLUSIONS: chronic constipation disturbs the functional-morphological equilibrium between the end segment of alimentary tract and the urinary bladder. By influencing the process of filling and accumulation of urine in the bladder they lead to the formation of detrusor hyperactivity syndrome.