Titlebook: Urodynamics; Paul H. Abrams,Roger C. L. Feneley,Michael Torrens Book 19831st edition Springer-Verlag London 1983 Harnweg.Harnwegsdynamik.H

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Urodynamic Investigations,r urinary tract symptoms may be indicative of a variety of pathophysiological processes. It therefore follows that assessment by symptoms alone has a high rate of error. Similarly, the shortcomings of endoscopy and intravenous urography in the investigation of voiding disorders have been discussed.

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0177-8994 echanism of micturition attracted little attention and, until recent years, the study of the lower urinary tract consisted mainly of some form of cystometry and in watching the force of the stream. Exactly when more precise measurements began can be debated but interest in the subject developed rapi

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Introduction,e symptoms. Thus, particular emphasis has been placed on such clinical features as the size of the prostate or the degree of vaginal prolapse; on the radiological demonstration of bladder trabeculation, residual urine after micturition or the urethro-vesical angle; and finally on the endoscopic appe

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Urodynamic Investigations,r urinary tract symptoms may be indicative of a variety of pathophysiological processes. It therefore follows that assessment by symptoms alone has a high rate of error. Similarly, the shortcomings of endoscopy and intravenous urography in the investigation of voiding disorders have been discussed.

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The Interpretation of Urodynamic Findings,siology is needed to rationalise diagnosis and treatment. The following accounts must be regarded not as definitive statements of fact, however didactic they may sound, but as a physiological stimulus to more appropriate therapy. Perhaps the greatest single contribution urodynamics has made is to pr

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The Clinical Contribution of Urodynamics,ch this is possible. Firstly, the investigations may assist in the evaluation of an individual case, providing objective evidence on which to base decisions. Secondly, the analysis of groups of patients may, over a time, improve both the understanding of pathophysiology and the selection of patients

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The Organisation of Urodynamic Units, their contribution in the management of lower urinary tract disorders, to provide facilities for research by medical graduates during their surgical training and to reconsider the pathophysiology of various clinical problems, particularly where previous treatment had proved unsatisfactory. The orig

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Book 19831st editionf micturition attracted little attention and, until recent years, the study of the lower urinary tract consisted mainly of some form of cystometry and in watching the force of the stream. Exactly when more precise measurements began can be debated but interest in the subject developed rapidly follow

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