A Long‐term Study of the Persistence of the Urodynamic Characteristics of the Unstable Bladder
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- 1 August 1981
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wiley in British Journal of Urology
- Vol. 53 (4) , 310-314
Abstract
Summary— Sixty‐four patients with normal bladder function, stress incontinence, idiopathic instability or instability associated with enuresis underwent pressure/flow videocystography. This was repeated from one month to 8 years later (average 1 9.4 months). Filling cystometry remained qualitatively unchanged in 95% of cases overall, whilst the actual pressure recordings during cystometry in the 37 patients with instability remained identical or very similar in 73%. The results demonstrated the accuracy of cystometry and the consistency of bladder dynamics over the longest period so far reported in these apparently non‐progressive disorders.Keywords
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