Titlebook: Suprapontine Lesions and Neurogenic Pelvic Dysfunctions; Assessment, Treatmen Gianfranco Lamberti,Donatella Giraudo,Stefania Mus Book 2020

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2510-4047 clinical scenarios.Is clear and concise.This book provides a detailed review of neurogenic pelvic dysfunctions following a suprapontine lesion, since a clear understanding of the pathogenesis of vesical and bowel dysfunctions has become increasingly important in medical education..It covers both uri

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,The Bladder, the Rectum and the?Sphincters: Neural Pathways and Peripheral Control, as regards the control of the voluntary control of pelvic floor muscles. Functional imaging studies have allowed us to highlight the relationship between function and brain activity, but the complex relationships that govern micturition and defecation are still to be fully clarified.

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,Investigation of the?Central Nervous System in Neurogenic Pelvic Dysfunctions by Imaging,more punctual and differentiated diagnostic and therapeutic tools..The goal of this chapter is to provide an introduction to the techniques of investigation of the suprapontine structures and to the evolution of the knowledge they have created.

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Urodynamic Patterns and Prevalence of N-LUTDs in Suprapontine Lesions,gies that may be the cause especially in elderly, although epidemiological studies fail to provide an exact picture of the state of the art..Symptoms of the filling phase occur more frequently while voiding symptoms are more sporadic and often overlap with the acute phases of the disease..The common

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Suprapontine Lesions and Neurogenic Pelvic Dysfunctions,Its areas have the functions to ensure that the start of defecation and/or micturition is under voluntary control and activate at the time and place, accordingly to a correct social behaviour. Second, register bladder and bowel-filling signals, transmitting to higher brain centres to ensure consciou

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Pelvic Floor Muscle Training and Neurogenic Overactive Bladder in Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis,ations with electrical stimulation was conducted. Four RCTs (six publications) were found in patients after stoke and eight RCTs in MS patients. Some effect of PFMT with and without biofeedback and with and without addition of electrical stimulation was found. However, the studies are flawed with sm

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Sexual Dysfunction in Suprapontine Lesions,bladder, bowel, and cognitive dysfunction; and, finally, because of issues related to psychosocial and cultural changes resulting from the chronic disease. Hypersexuality or loss of sexual desire, erectile and ejaculatory dysfunction in men, decreased lubrication in women, and disturbances of orgasm