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[Functional disorders of bladder emptying in adulthood].
Summary
Functional voiding problems stem from neurogenic, myogenic, or psychosomatic causes. Neurogenic dysfunction is most common, with ongoing research into its therapy and rehabilitation.
Area of Science:
- Urology
- Neuroscience
Context:
- Functional voiding problems are a complex clinical issue.
- These issues can be categorized into neurogenic, myogenic, and psychosomatic dysfunctions.
- Accurate classification requires thorough urologic examination to exclude somatic disorders.
Purpose:
- To outline the classification of functional voiding problems.
- To highlight the prevalence of neurogenic dysfunction.
- To discuss current trends in the therapy and rehabilitation of neurogenic bladder dysfunction.
Summary:
- Functional voiding problems are classified into neurogenic, myogenic, and psychosomatic categories.
- Neurogenic dysfunction constitutes the majority of cases.
- Effective treatment and rehabilitation strategies for neurogenic bladder dysfunction are evolving.
Impact:
- Provides a framework for understanding and diagnosing voiding dysfunction.
- Emphasizes the significance of neurogenic causes.
- Informs therapeutic approaches and rehabilitation protocols for patients with neurogenic bladder.