Progres en urologie : journal de l'Association francaise d'urologie et de la Societe francaise d'urologie · 2014
[Urodynamic profile of voiding disorders persisting after treatment of posterior urethral valve].
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Riah L, Belhaj K, Lmidmani F, El Fatimi A, El Kettani Y, El Ayoubi M, Rabii R, Meziane F, El Atiqi F, Sbai H
Аннотация
PURPOSE: Posterior urethral valves (PUV) are the most common cause of bladder outlet obstruction in infancy that impairs renal and bladder function.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: We realize a retrospective study and examined 35 boys with urinary disorders post-treatment of PUV, seen at the urodynamic consultation.
RESULTS: The mean age: 7.56 years, urinary problems are dominated by recurrent urinary tract infections and urinary leakage, morphological assessment is marked by the constant expansion of the urinary tract and bladder, 18 children have end-stage renal disease of which 8 are candidates for transplantation. About urodynamic, the uroflowmetry with measure of post-void urine residue: dysuria with significant residual urine in 14 children; for cystometry, 20 children with bladder hyperactivity, 9 bladders are hypotonic hypoactive with high capacity, 6 explorations are normal.
CONCLUSION: Urodynamic explorations are all interest when voiding symptoms persist after endoscopic section valves and despite a good radiological result.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: We realize a retrospective study and examined 35 boys with urinary disorders post-treatment of PUV, seen at the urodynamic consultation.
RESULTS: The mean age: 7.56 years, urinary problems are dominated by recurrent urinary tract infections and urinary leakage, morphological assessment is marked by the constant expansion of the urinary tract and bladder, 18 children have end-stage renal disease of which 8 are candidates for transplantation. About urodynamic, the uroflowmetry with measure of post-void urine residue: dysuria with significant residual urine in 14 children; for cystometry, 20 children with bladder hyperactivity, 9 bladders are hypotonic hypoactive with high capacity, 6 explorations are normal.
CONCLUSION: Urodynamic explorations are all interest when voiding symptoms persist after endoscopic section valves and despite a good radiological result.