Detrusor pressures in urodynamic studies during voiding in women
Detrusor pressures in urodynamic studies during voiding in women
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女性排尿期间尿动力学研究中的逼尿肌压力
DOI:
10.1007/s00192-016-3203-5
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发表时间:
2017
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影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Kira S,Mitsui T,Kobayashi H,Haneda Y,Sawada N,Takeda M
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作者:
Ihara Tatsuya;Mitsui Takahiko;Nakamura Yuki;Kanda Mie;Tsuchiya Sachiko;Kira Satoru;Nakagomi Hiroshi;Sawada Norifumi;Hirayama Yuri;Shibata Keisuke;Shigetomi Eiji;Shinozaki Yoichi;Yoshiyama Mitsuharu;Nakao Atsuhito;Takeda Masayuki;Koizumi Schuichi;Kira S,Yoshiyama M,Tsuchiya S,Shigetomi E,Miyamoto T,Nakagomi H,Shibata K,Mochizuki T,Takeda M,Koizumi S;Kira S,Mitsui T,Kobayashi H,Haneda Y,Sawada N,Takeda M
Introduction and hypothesisTo investigate detrusor pressure during voiding in women using urodynamic studies (UDS).MethodsThe study group comprised 57 women with non-neurogenic lower urinary tract symptoms. All patients underwent UDS between January 2010 and December 2014. UDS included filling cystometry, pressure flow study (PFS), uroflowmetry for the maximum flow rate (Qmax) and mean flow rate, and postvoid residuals. Existence of voluntary detrusor contraction was defined as a continuous and smooth increase in detrusor pressure (Pdet) after the instruction to micturate in the PFS. The bladder contractility index (BCI) was calculated asPdet atQmax + 5 ×Qmax. Statistical analyses were performed using the Mann–WhitneyUtest andp< 0.05 was considered statistically significant.ResultsThe PFS showed that 23 patients had detrusor contraction (Pdet+ group) and 34 patients had no detrusor contraction (Pdet− group) during voiding. There were no significant differences in urodynamic parameters between thePdet+ andPdet− groups except inPdet atQmax and BCI. In thePdet− group, 21 patients showed an increase in abdominal pressure during voiding (Pabd+ group), while the other 13 patients did not (Pabd− group). There were no differences in any of the urodynamic parameters between thePabd+ andPabd− groups.ConclusionsBased on UDS, an increase in detrusor or abdominal pressure may not be necessary in micturition in women. The present study suggests that relaxation of pelvic floor muscles including normal urethral function are important for micturition in women.