Polski merkuriusz lekarski : organ Polskiego Towarzystwa Lekarskiego · 2008
[Urodynamic disturbances among children with vesico-ureteral reflux (VUR)].
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Piechuta Leszek, Bieniaś Beata, Wieczorkiewicz-Płaza Anna, Borzecka Halina, Zajaczkowska Małgorzata
Аннотация
UNLABELLED: Lower urinary tract dysfunction plays significant role in patogenesis of vesicoureteral reflux (VUR). Thus, urodynamic assessment is very useful in diagnosis and treatment of VUR.
AIM: Assessment of the incidence of urodynamic disturbances among children with VUR.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Retrospective assessment of 125 children with VUR including 93 assessed urodymically.
RESULTS: Urodynamic disturbances were found in 58 patients (70.9% of examined children), of which--detrussor hyperactivity in 25 (43.1% of children with urodynamic disturbances), detrussor hyperactivity with subvesical obstruction or dysfunctional voiding in 6 (10.3%), dysfunctional voiding in 17 (29.3%), anatomical subvesical obstruction in 9 (15.5%), detrussor hypotony in 1 (1.7%). No disturbances were found in 27 (29.1% of examined children). Children with detrussor overactivity were the prevalent group among all children with lower urinary tract dysfunction.
CONCLUSIONS: Children with lower urinary tract dysfunction constitute a significant part of children with VUR.
AIM: Assessment of the incidence of urodynamic disturbances among children with VUR.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Retrospective assessment of 125 children with VUR including 93 assessed urodymically.
RESULTS: Urodynamic disturbances were found in 58 patients (70.9% of examined children), of which--detrussor hyperactivity in 25 (43.1% of children with urodynamic disturbances), detrussor hyperactivity with subvesical obstruction or dysfunctional voiding in 6 (10.3%), dysfunctional voiding in 17 (29.3%), anatomical subvesical obstruction in 9 (15.5%), detrussor hypotony in 1 (1.7%). No disturbances were found in 27 (29.1% of examined children). Children with detrussor overactivity were the prevalent group among all children with lower urinary tract dysfunction.
CONCLUSIONS: Children with lower urinary tract dysfunction constitute a significant part of children with VUR.