Uroflowmetry combined with ultrasonic residual urine: good approach to evaluate detrusor function for benign prostate hyperplasia patients

WEN Jian-guo; LOU An-feng; WANG Qing-wei; WANG Yan; ZHANG Guo-xian; ZHANG Rui-li

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Uroflowmetry combined with ultrasonic residual urine: good approach to evaluate detrusor function for benign prostate hyperplasia patients

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- Uroflowmetry combined with ultrasonic residual urine: good approach to evaluate detrusor function for benign prostate hyperplasia patients
- Journal of Army Medical University Vol. 31, Issue 3, Pages: 202-204(2009)
- 作者机构：
  
  郑州大学第一附属医院尿动力学中心，小儿外科，河南省高等学校临床医学重点学科开放实验室
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  CLC： R337.2;R322.6+3;R697+.32
- Published：2009，
  
  Published Online：15 February 2009，
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WEN JIAN-GUO, LOU AN-FENG, WANG QING-WEI, et al. Uroflowmetry combined with ultrasonic residual urine: good approach to evaluate detrusor function for benign prostate hyperplasia patients. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2009, 31(3): 202-204.
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WEN JIAN-GUO, LOU AN-FENG, WANG QING-WEI, et al. Uroflowmetry combined with ultrasonic residual urine: good approach to evaluate detrusor function for benign prostate hyperplasia patients. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2009, 31(3): 202-204. DOI：

摘要

目的尿流率联合超声残余尿量测定评估良性前列腺增生症（benign prostatic hyperplasia，BPH）逼尿肌的收缩功能。方法对150例BPH患者分别用自由尿流率联合超声残余尿量测定方法和压力-流率测定方法（invasive pressure flow studies，IPFS）评估逼尿肌收缩功能。依据自由尿流曲线形状、最大尿流率和超声残余尿量将患者逼尿肌收缩功能分为增强、活动低下和正常，并与IPFS测定结果进行比较。结果非侵入性逼尿肌收缩功能测定方法（non-invasive detrusor contractile study

NIDCS）结果显示逼尿肌收缩功能增强90例，活动低下34例，正常26例；IPFS显示逼尿肌收缩功能增强100例，活动低下20例，正常30例。2种方法评估逼尿肌收缩功能的差异无统计学意义（

=0.109）。NIDCS诊断逼尿肌活动低下的敏感性为80%，特异性为86％，准确率为86％。结论 NIDCS能为评估BPH逼尿肌收缩功能提供依据。

Abstract

Objective To investigate the significance of uroflowmetry combined with ultrasonic residual urine in evaluation of detrusor function in the patients with benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH). Methods Non-invasive detrusor contractile studies (NIDCS) including uroflowmetry and ultrasonic residual urine measurement and invasive pressure-flow studies (IPFS) were performed on 150 patients with BPH. Detrusor function was graded into 3 groups

detrusor overactivity

underactivity and normal according to flow curve shape

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mum flow rate and residual urine. The results from both urodynamic studies were compared using Chi-square test. Results In NIDCS

90 patients were verified with detrusor overactivity

34 with detrusor underactivity and 26 with detrusor normal. In IPFS

100 patients belonged to detrusor overactivity

20 to detrusor underactivity and 30 to patients detrusor normal. There was no significant difference of detrusor activities diagnosis between NIDCS and IPFS (

=0.109). The sensitivity

specificity

accuracy of NIDCS were 75%

70%

and 73% respectively in diagnosis of detrusor overactivity

and 80%

86% and 86% for detrusor underactivity. Conclusion Compared with IPFS

NIDCS is also a useful approach in evaluation of detrusor function in patient with BPH.

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尿动力学良性前列腺增生症逼尿肌超声残余尿

Keywords

urodynamicsbenign prostate hyperplasiadetrusor functionultrasounduroflow

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