[Changes in the parameters of the urethral pressure profile by measuring the patient in supine and sitting position].
R Voigt, P. W. Voigt, H Kunath, A Al-Hasan
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R Voigt, P. W. Voigt, H Kunath, A Al-Hasan
Abstract
For testing the influence of the examination position on the parameters of the urethrocystometry 124 findings of urethrocystometry of 103 female patients were evaluated in 3 groups. In these cases slight alterations develop when changing between lying and sitting position, whereby in sitting position a greater differentiation of an existing component of stress incontinence becomes possible. On the basis of our examination findings and the references in literature it seems to be advisable to perform the urethrocystometry in the same session both in lying and in sitting position for further improvement of the indication for therapy.
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For testing the influence of the examination position on the parameters of the urethrocystometry 124 findings of urethrocystometry of 103 female patients were evaluated in 3 groups. In these cases slight alterations develop when changing between lying and sitting position, whereby in sitting position a greater differentiation of an existing component of stress incontinence becomes possible. On the basis of our examination findings and the references in literature it seems to be advisable to perform the urethrocystometry in the same session both in lying and in sitting position for further improvement of the indication for therapy.
Key concepts: Sitting, Supine position, Position (finance), Lying, Medicine, Physical therapy, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Surgery