Detrusor Morphology in Relation to Bladder Outflow Obstruction and Instability
作者： John A. Gosling , John S. Dixon
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-5476-8_66
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摘要: The histology and fine structure of biopsy samples from a control population normal bladders was compared with the similar specimens removed patients in whom evidence urinary outflow obstruction demonstrated urodynamically. In addition to presence or absence obstruction, occurrence bladder instability (as defined by International Continence Society) determined each case. At cystoscopy subjective evaluation degree trabeculation made before were removed. morphology has been correlated results urodynamic assessment endoscopy
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