Résumé
Les sténoses rachidiennes sont de localisation principalement lombaire, associées dans 10 à 20 % des cas à une sténose cervicale. L’association aux troubles vésicosphinctériens (TVS) varie entre 10 et 14 % des cas au niveau lombaire, jusqu’à 50 % des cas au niveau cervical. Il existe une grande variabilité de l’expression clinique des troubles urinaires qui semble corrélée à la sévérité de la sténose canalaire. Les anomalies cystomanométriques révélant des signes de neurovessies varient entre 50 et 80 % des cas. À travers une revue de la littérature, nous proposons d’analyser les données cliniques et cystomanométriques dans les sténoses rachidiennes lombaires et cervicales.
Abstract
Spinal stenosis are usually localized in the lumbar spine and associated with cervical stenosis in 10–20% of the cases. Ten to 14% patients with lumbar spine stenosis develop bladder and bowel symptoms and 50% of patients with cervical spine stenosis. There is a wide variety of urinary symptoms, which seem correlated to the severity of the spinal stenosis. Urodynamics study revealed neurogenic bladder in 50–80% cases. Through a review of literature, we propose analyzing urinary symptoms and urodynamics studies in lumbar and cervical spinal stenoses.
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Le Breton, F., Bendaya, S., Jousse, M. et al. Urodynamiques dans les sténoses rachidiennes: revue de la littérature. Pelv Perineol 5, 28–32 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11608-010-0287-4
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