Urethrocystographic Studies of Nervous Disturbances of the Urinary Bladder and the Urethra

Giertz, G; Lindblom, K.

doi:10.3109/00016925109176979

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Indications For and Value Of Radiology In Certain Conditions1

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“…In obstruction due to neurogenic causes, a rather characteristic appearance may be produced. This has been described as the 'pine tree' bladder and was regarded by Giertz & Lindblom (1951) as diagnostic of lesions in the sacral cord or cauda equinawhichcausedinterruptioninthespinalreflex arc upon which co-ordinated micturition depends. The bladder is grossly sacculated and conical in shape; there is contrast present in the posterior urethra at rest and ureteric reflux.…”

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Urethral Obstruction in Children

Gordon

1964

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

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Section of Urology with Section ofPxdiatrics 735 frenula. In support of this theory it was shown that distal obstruction such as a stenosis of the anterior urethra [a case of a stillborn baby was demonstrated] was not associated with bladder neck hypertrophy. Furthermore, whether or not this theory of the origin of valves of the posterior urethra is accepted, many writers have drawn attention to the need to resect the bladder neck, even after the valves have been destroyed, before adequate bladder emptying can be achieved.

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