Importance of urodynamic evaluation of bladder function after secondary untethering in spina bifida patients: single center experience of 30 years

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• who: Luise Ciesla from the A retrospective study was performed on a cohort of patients with spina bifida diagnosisAll patients were treated at the Center for Chronically Sick Children at the Charitu00e9 University Medicine Berlin, Germany, between , and, . In total, patients underwent , SSCU operations, of those met our inclusion criteria. The analysis included those patients who had an urodynamic examination (including both urodynamic and cystourethrography) within one year before and after the surgical intervention. To ensure that the conditions for the urological examination before and after intervention were equal, patients who required Botox injections into the bladder . . .
  

   

  

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