Functional Brain Imaging in Voiding Dysfunction

Association of voiding dysfunction with functional constipation.

To identify the frequency of voiding dysfunction in patients with functional constipation, dysfunctional voiding soring system (DVSS) was surveyed in 85 patients with functional constipation. Urinalysis, culture and renal ultrasound were performed in all cases. If the child had urinary tract infection, voiding cystourethrography and DMSA scan were performed. Fifty four patients (63.5%) out of 8...

Voiding Dysfunction in Childhood

Urologists are often asked to attend a child with wetting or voiding problems. These are the more common paediatric conditions seen in a urology clinic. The child may have enuresis, voiding frequency or incontinence. Although a majority of these cases run a benign course, it is necessary to differentiate them from others that may develop into serious complication, namely upper urinary tract dam...

Clinical, imaging and cystometric findings of voiding dysfunction in children.

UNLABELLED The AIM of the study was to validate some of the imaging criteria for voiding dysfunction in children. MATERIAL AND METHODS The study included a number of 55 children with voiding dysfunction symptoms. They were investigated clinically as well as through imaging techniques: renourinary ultrasound, voiding cystourethrography and cystometry. RESULTS The most common symptoms were ur...

Voiding dysfunction in children.

The practicing urologist commonly sees children with lower-urinary tract dysfunction who wet or have recurrent urinary tract infections. This article identifies the proposed etiologies of such behavior in children in whom there are no anatomic or neuropathic causes, outlines the approach to evaluating affected children, and describes a stepwise,interdisciplinary approach to treatment.

Voiding dysfunction in children with chronic functional constipation.