WANG Bin,TANG Ping,DENG Xiang-rong,JIANG Shao-jun,WU Sui-shan,XIE Ke-ji.Effect of semi-reclining position on pressure-flow studies in patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2009,31(19):1828-1831.
WANG Bin,TANG Ping,DENG Xiang-rong,JIANG Shao-jun,WU Sui-shan,XIE Ke-ji.Effect of semi-reclining position on pressure-flow studies in patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2009,31(19):1828-1831.DOI:
Effect of semi-reclining position on pressure-flow studies in patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia
Objective To investigate the accuracy and feasibility of the pressure-flow studies (PFS) carried out in 45° semi-reclining position in patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Methods The cases of BPH admitted to our de
partment to receive prostatectomy between November
2007 and May
2008 were divided into 2 groups randomly. Before the operation
each patient continuously underwent PFS twice in 45° semi-reclining and standing position
respectively. A total of 60 cases were included
either group A or group B consisted of 30 cases. The PFS was carried out in 45° semi-reclining position first
and then in standing position in group A
but conversely in group B. The data were analyzed by UNIANOVA with SPSS 13.0. Results Of the 60 cases
48 (80%) had good flow curves in both 45° semi-reclining and standing position. No significant difference was noted in the Qmax between 45° semi-reclining [6.079±3.485 ml/s
with 95% CI of the mean (5.712
6.436)
]
and standing position [6.390±3.903 ml/s
with 95% CI of the mean (6.033
6.757)
]
. But a highly significant difference was noted in the Pdet.Qmax between in 45° semi-reclining [72.844±37.800 cmH
2
O
with 95%CI of the mean(70.736
74.808)
]
versus standing position [82.917±38.681 cmH
2
O
with 95% CI of the mean(80.953
85.024)
]
(P=0.000). The AG number in 45° semi-reclining [60.788±40.000
with 95%CI of the mean (58.471
62.956)
]
and standing position [70.256±41.893
with 95%CI of the mean (68.081
72.567)
]
revealed a highly significant difference (P=0.000). The URA in 45° semi-reclining [46.576±23.595
with 95%CI of the mean (44.535
48.598)
]
and standing position [51.512±25.503
with 95%CI of the mean (49.490
53.552)
]
also showed statistical significance (P=0.001). The other 12 cases (20%) had flow curves only in standing position but did not (unable to void) in 45° semi-reclining position. Conclusion The accuracy and feasibility of the PFS carried out in 45° semi-reclining position are not as good as in standing position for patients with BPH.
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