@entity1494 in the XXXX population.

@entity1566 @entity1 @entity3041 @entity1494
To determine the incidence and effects of @entity1494 on the upper urinary tracts in @entity1566 @entity1 , we evaluated the last 254 @entity1 during a 3-year period who underwent a complete urodynamic study, along with an excretory urogram and/or renal ultrasound. Compliance was determined at 100 cc volume. A compliance number of 20 or less was considered low. Of the 254 @entity1 43 (17 per cent) had low compliant bladders by our definition. @entity3041 was present in 56 of the 84 renal units (64 per cent) and reflux was present in 39 (46 per cent). These results are in sharp contrast to the normal compliant group in which 21 per cent of 418 renal units had @entity3041 and only 6 per cent had reflux. Of the 254 @entity1 over-all 44 had lower motor neuron lesions as determined by no bulbocavernosus reflex as well as a denervated external sphincter; 22 of these 44 @entity1 (50 per cent) had low compliant bladders. Conversely, among the 210 @entity1 with suprasacral lesions only 21 (10 per cent) had low compliant bladders. In conclusion, the development of a @entity1494 in @entity1566 @entity1 is not an uncommon event and places the upper urinary tracts at great risk. All attempts must be directed toward maintaining low detrusor pressures, and these @entity1 must have adequate and frequent followup evaluation.
