Objective    To investigate the clinical management for Parkinson’s disease patients complicated with urine voiding dysfunction.      Methods    Totally 62 cases of Parkinson’s diseases complicated with urine voiding dysfunction were subjected

including 55 cases with acute and chronic urinary retention. Different treatment methods were employed according to the individual conditions and different results showed in urodynamic measurements that were performed in all subjects.     Results    Initially urethral catheterization and drug therapy (alpha1receptor blockers: Tamsulosin) were used in 24 cases. Then after successful voiding trial

urethral catheter were removed in 17 cases without urinary retention.  Seven patients who could not urinate without catheter adopted clean intermittent self catheterization (CISC)

15 patients accepted transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)

13 patients used suprapubic catheters

and 10 patients received outer utensil for gathering the urine.     Conclusion    According to various clinical symptoms and urodynamics of parkinsonian patients with urine voiding dysfunction

proper therapeutic measures should be taken.