Epidemiology of Neuro-Urological Disorders Flashcards

1
Q

Suprapontine and pontine lesions and diseases

A
CVA strokes
Dementias - Alzheimers, Vascular
Parkinsonian syndrome
Brain tumors
Cerebral Palsy
Traumatic Brain Injury
Normal pressure HCP
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Lesions and diseases between caudal brainstem and sacral spinal cord

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SCI

Spina bifida

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Lesions and diseases of the PNS

A
Lumbar spine
Degenerative disease
Disk prolapse
Lumbar canal stenosis
Iatrogenic pelvic nerve lesions
Peripheral neuropathy
Diabetes
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4
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Disseminated central diseases

A

Multiple sclerosis

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

CVA

A

Nocturia
OAB
Urgency Urinary Incontinence
DO

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Dementias

A

OAB
UUI
DO

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Parkinsons

A

Urgency

Nocturia

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Brain tumors

A

Incontinence occurs mainly in frontal location

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Cerebral palsy

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Urinary incontinence

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Traumatic brain injury

A

44% storage dysfunction
38% voiding dysfunction
60% urodynamic abnormalities

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Normal pressure HCP

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Urinary incontinence in 98-100% of patients

Associated with gait and cognitive disturbance.

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

SPINAL CORD INJURY

A

NEUROGENIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY

DETRUSOR SPHINCTER DYSSNERGIA (95%)

may also have DUA depending on the level of the lesion

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Spina bifida

A

Urinary incontinence

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Type and Frequency of Neuro-Urological Symptoms

Multiple sclerosis

A

10% at presentation
75% 10 years after

DO 86%
DSD 35%
DUA 25%

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Suprapontine lesion

History:
Ultrasound:
Urodynamics:

A

Suprapontine lesion

History: STORAGE SYMPTOMS predominantly

Ultrasound: insignificant PVR

Urodynamics: DO

Bladder: overactive
Sphincter: normoactive

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Spinal (infrapontine-suprasacral) lesion

History:

Ultrasound:

Urodynamics:

Bladder:
Sphincter:

A

Spinal (infrapontine-suprasacral) lesion

History: BOTH storage and voiding symptoms

Ultrasound: PVR increased

Urodynamics: DO, DSD

Bladder: Overactive
Sphincter: Overactive

17
Q

Sacral/infrasacral lesion:

History:

Ultrasound:

Urodynamics:

Bladder:
Sphincter:

A

Sacral/infrasacral lesion:

History: predominantly VOIDING

Ultrasound: PVR increased

Urodynamics: hypocontractile or acontractile

Bladder: Underactive
Sphincter: Normoactive or Underactive

18
Q

Sudden and exaggerated autonomic response to various stimuli in patients with SCI or spinal dysfunction

A

Autonomic dysreflexia

Generally manifests above level Th6

19
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Systolic BP change in autonomic dysreflexia

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> 20mmHG from baseline