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Re: urodynamic testingFrom: J. Hellriegel (jhellrie@pce.net)Fri Jan 28 14:18:49 2000
At Fri, 28 Jan 2000, robipas@freesurf.ch wrote: > >Dear Colleagues, > >Who of you on the list consider complex urodynamic testing mandatory >before every surgical incontinence procedure? -- Always! If the surgical procedure is for the Dx of incontinence.-- > In other words , before >proceeding to a vaginal/abdominal colposuspension procedure do you >always ask for cystometry, urethral pressure profilometry and >uroflowmetry? Who of you rely more on the simple clinical evaluation and >consider urodynamic testing only for unclear clinical cases? Is there >any medicolegal implication in proceeding to surgery without a previous >complex urodynamic testing? Please give me your opinion. > >Rob > >-- >Roberto Pasqualetti, MD >FMH Obstetrics & Gynecology >Via S. Franscini 6 >6710 Biasca >Switzerland >
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