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Abstract

Volume 1, Issue 4 (December 1999) 1, 215–217;

Ambulatory urodynamic monitoring of external urethral sphincter behavior in chronic prostatitis patients

L.M. Liao, B.Y. Shi, C.Q. LiangD.Z. Liu, Y.X. Jin, H. Hou, Y.Z. Huang, G.C. Yang, Q. Xu

Department of Urology, Beijing Sanlingjiu Hospital, Beijing 100091, China

Advance online publication 1 December 1999

Abstract

Aim: To study the behavior of external urethral sphincter in chronic prostatitis (CP) patient under natural filling. Methods: Twenty-one CP patients and 17 normal volunteers were involved in the study. Both the patients and volunteers underwentambulatory urodynamic monitoring (AM) and conventional medium filling cystometry (CMG). Urodec 500 was used for AM and Menuet for CMG. AM findings from CP patients were compared with those from normal volunteers, and the results from AM were compared with those from CMG. Results: In AM, the resting and voiding external urethral sphincter (EUS) pressures and maximum urethral closure pressures (MUCP) were significantly higher in CP patients (121.510.3) and (85.63.5) cm water, respectivelythan in normal volunteers(77.611.4) and (10.31.6) cm water, respectively). Conclusion: The behavioral changes of EUS in CP patients included spasm and instability of EUS, which were demonstrated using AM under natural filling; the findings were also in accord with the results of CMG.

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