Pediatric Urology

Abstract

536Urological Survey be overdiagnosed in patients with SUI who misinterpret their fear of leaking (because of SUI) for urge incontinence. Neurourol. Urodynam. 27:376-378, 2008. (c) 2008 Wiley-Liss, Inc. Editorial Commentables of patients suffering from stress urinary incontinence combined with urinary urge incontinence versus those plagued with urinary urge incontinence alone. The authors started with 100 patients in the study population then parsed the group down to a total of 72 patients: 45 patients with mixed urinary incontinence versus 27 patients with urinary urge incontinence alone (patients were excluded from the original 100 if they had a -ferences were noted upon analysis with regards to the presence of absence of detrusor overactivity, episodes of urinary incontinence for 24 hour period, voiding pressure, functional bladder capacity, as well as severity of urinary incontinence on a 24 hour pad test.A well written paper with an excellent discussion on urinary urge incontinence in patients with and without stress urinary incontinence. The presentation does raise an excellent point with regards to the presence suffering from urge episode or do they just void often to minimize bladder volume and potential leakage episodes? This paper is an appropriate companion to the other reviewed article in this month's journal to engender thought on urinary urge incontinence and its role in anti-incontinence surgery success rates.