In women with incontinence, the need for pressure-flow study before surgery and abnormalities in the voiding phase. An up-to-date comment on the available problem accompanied by literature.

Objective: To investigate the differences between urodynamic findings and history in women with urinary incontinence before surgery and clarify the need for preoperative pressure-flow studies.

Materials And Methods: The medical records of 1018 women who underwent urodynamic examination for urinary incontinence between 2010 and 2015 were evaluated retrospectively. Stress (n = 442), urge (n = 334) and mixed (n = 242) were classified as type urinary incontinence according to urodynamics.

Functional and morphological recovery of solitary kidneys after drainage. Double J stent placement vs emergency ureteroscopy: which one is reasonable?

The purpose of the study was to evaluate the functional and morphological recovery of solitary kidneys following the relief of obstruction by two different approaches. Data of 65 adult patients with acute renal failure in obstructed solitary kidney were evaluated. Depending on the type of emergent decompression procedure while 34 patients were treated with a double J stent placement only 31 patients underwent ureteroscopic lithotripsy with double J stent placement.

Radiological noninvasive assessment of ureteral stone impaction into the ureteric wall: A critical evaluation with objective radiological parameters.

Purpose: To determine the predictive value of certain radiological parameters for an objective asssessment of the presence of ureteral stone impaction.

Materials And Methods: Seventy-nine patients with a single proximal ureteral stones were retrieved from the departmental database. Both clinical and particularly radiological data of all cases were well evaluated on this aspect.