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Urinary Continence after Stroke: Association with Cystometric Profile and Computerised Tomography Findings
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1987
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Urinary ContinenceUrogenital RadiologyStroke RehabilitationStrokeIntracranial PressureBrain InjuryNeurologyCerebrovascular InterventionNon-hypertonic BladderRadiologyHealth SciencesMedical ImagingCystometric Bladder ToneNeuroimagingTomography FindingsCt Brain FindingsCerebral Blood FlowCystometric ProfileUrologyStroke-related ConditionMedicine
Repeated cystometry was performed in 17 patients after a cerebrovascular accident. Cranial computerised tomography (CT) was performed in all patients. In this series, urinary continence showed a significant correlation both with cystometric bladder tone and with the CT brain findings. The most favourable prognostic factors for urinary continence were a non-hypertonic bladder and absence of extensive brain lesions.