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Purpose: Nerve root compression from spinal stenosis or herniated intervertebral
disc(HIVD) may affect bladder function by the disease itself, operation or inappropriate
general postoperative care. Preoperative urodynamic study seems to be needed for
differential diagnosis of postoperative bladder dysfunction.
Materials and Methods: Thirty three patients diagnosed as nerve root compression
were analysed for urodynamic features prospectively and classified into type ¥°
(hyporeflexic, hyposensitive, normal sphincter and hypocontractile, high compliance), type
¥±(hyperreflexic, hypersensitive, normal sphincter and hypocontractile, low compliance),
type ¥²(hyperreflexic, hypersensitive, normal sphincter and hypercontractile, low
compliance) and normal. Correlation with voiding symptoms, duration of the disease and
urodynamic findings was evaluated.
Results: The moan age of patients was 56.2 years(29-80 years old), including 21 men
and 12 women. Among thirty three patients, 21 had spinal stenosis and twelve patients
were diagnosed as HIVD. Urodynamically, there were 16 cases(48.5%) showing type ¥±,
6 cases(18.2%) for type ¥° and 2 cases(6%) for type ¥². Normal finding was shown in 9
cases(27.3%). No significant difference was shown in mean duration of disease and in
urodynamic findings. Patients with voiding symptoms or abnormal urodynamic finding
were 20 cases(60.6%) and 24 cases(72.7%), respectively. Among thirteen patients without
voiding symptoms, eight patients(61.5%) had abnormal urodynamic findings.
Conclusions: Voiding symptoms and urodynamic findings in patients with nerve root
compression were various. Because there is no consistent pattern of dysfunction with
any type of nerve root compression disease, preoperative urodynamic study seems to
the cornerstone for rational therapy and gives the exact information of bladder function
to orthopedic operator.

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Nerve root compression; Herniated intervertebral disc; Spinal stenosis; Urodynamic study;

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