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[Mitigated neurogenic bladder (author's transl)]
Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift (1946)
|January 31, 1981
Summary
Mitigated neurogenic bladder, a functional bladder disorder, affects 33-48% of children with recurrent urinary tract infections or enuresis. It presents without a neurological pattern, with morphological changes secondary to functional issues.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Urology
- Functional Urology
Background:
- Recurrent urinary tract infections and enuresis in children often present diagnostic challenges.
- Mitigated neurogenic bladder is increasingly recognized in these pediatric cases.
Observation:
- This condition affects 33-48% of children with therapy-resistant urinary tract infections or enuresis.
- It is characterized by isolated functional bladder disorders, not fitting established neurological patterns.
- Morphological changes, when present, are a consequence of the functional disorder.
Findings:
- The study explores the functional correlations, diagnostic approaches, and therapeutic strategies for mitigated neurogenic bladder.
- Case examples illustrate the clinical presentation and management.
Implications:
- Understanding mitigated neurogenic bladder is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment in pediatric urology.
- This functional disorder requires specific management distinct from neurogenic bladder.