Coordination of voiding, sphincter and pelvic floor activity differs from controls. Average sphincter pressure is increased, while urine flow is decreased. Bladder neck and prostatic urethra may not be completely relaxed. Functional urethral length is increased and resting closure pressure may be higher than normal. Urethral sensitivity was increased, while the profile pattern is dysfunctional and/or obstructed. Cystometry is normal.(1)
It is unclear whether the muscular findings are causing the symptoms or an effect of an underlying pathology.
Andra bloggar om CPPS, kroniskt bäckenbottensmärtsyndrom, kronisk abakteriell prostatit, NIHIIIb, urodynamik
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(1) Zermann DH, Ishigooka M, Doggweiler R, Schmidt RA. Neurological insights into the etiology of genitourinary pain in men. J Urol 161(3):903-908.
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