urinary incontinence 3 Flashcards
Neuromodulation
Tibial Nerve Stimulation
Sacral Nerve Stimulation
BOTOX
Botulinum toxin Injected into the bladder Relaxes the bladder Increase storage capacity Decreases incontinence Risk of retention
Overflow Incontinence
Pressure of urine in overfull bladder overcomes
sphincter control
Leak small amounts frequently through day and night
Urination may occur frequently in small amounts
Bladder distended and palpable
Causes: bladder outlet obstruction or deficient detrusor
contraction
Bladder Outlet Obstruction
Severe blockage Can’t evacuate contents despite detrusor contraction Men: urethral stricture, enlarged prostate. Women – POP
Deficient Detrusor Contraction
Muscle unable to contract with enough force to completely empty bladder Neurological diseases Diabetic neuropathy Overdistension Chronic alcoholism Medications
Acute Urinary Retention
Inability to empty bladder when person urinates
Accumulation of urine in bladder as unable to urinate
Acute urinary retention - total inability to pass urine
Medical emergency!
Needs bladder drainage with insertion of catheter
Chronic Urinary Retention
Incomplete bladder emptying despite urination
Chronic over distension with large bladder capacity
Diminished or delayed sensations of bladder filling
Normal post-void residual (PVR) volumes 50 – 75ml
Findings over 100ml show need to retest
> 200mls on 2 separate occasions needs further evaluation
Treatment Urinary Retention
Behavioural therapies – toilet schedules, double voiding Vaginal Pessaries Urinary catheterisation Pharmacology Therapies Surgery – SNM, TURP, GLL, POP
Pharmacology Interventions
BPH Tamsulosin (Flowmaxtra) Dutasteride (Avodart) Duodart - combination POP Oestrogen cream UAB Bethanechol
Surgical Therapies
vTrans Urethral Resection Prostate
TURP
Green Light Laser
Anterior Vaginal Repair