Sentence examples for voiding disorders from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic criteria based largely on uroflow-EMG findings have previously been proposed for several conditions collectively termed non-neurogenic voiding disorders (NNVDs).

Videourodynamic evaluation that incorporates radiographic imaging with simultaneous measurement of bladder and urethral pressure is the most precise method available for diagnosing complex incontinence and voiding disorders.

The other category is related to voiding disorders such as dysuria, or de novo urgency.

The most common complications are voiding disorders or urge complaints [ 17– 20].

This is why information campaigns were conducted in Can Gio for parents and educators on voiding disorders in children, pointing the importance of hygiene and hydration.

In the study reported here, we analyzed the efficacy of anticholinergic agent and antidiuretic agent add-on therapy for refractory nocturia in men previously treated with an alpha-blocker for LUTS, according to voiding disorders (nocturnal polyuria, decreased nocturnal bladder capacity [NBC], or nocturia by both causes subgroups).

Overactive bladder (OAB) is the most prevalent voiding disorder in childhood, and its main manifestation is urinary urgency.

In the present study, 6 patients (5.8%) had transient voiding disorder, 4 (9.1%) of 44 male patients had ejaculatory disorder, and up to 14.3% (6 of 42) female patients had sexual problems after the operation, even though their sympathetic nerves were successfully preserved during surgery.

An anticholinergic agent or an antidiuretic agent added to alpha-blocker therapy, according to voiding disorder (nocturnal polyuria, decreased NBC, or nocturia by both causes subgroups), was found to provide benefits to refractory nocturia in men previously treated with an alpha-blocker for LUTS.

However, as we know from our daily practice, the anatomical defect of one compartment can positively or negatively influence the function of another parameter; for example, kinking of the urethra, large cystocele, or a rectoenterocele may lead to a voiding disorder, to an overflow incontinence or masked stress urinary incontinence.

Another possible factor for the generation of compressive stress in ZnO NWs is the presence of zinc defects in the interstitial voids, causing disordering of the lattice.