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aetiology of bladder outlet obstruction in males is divided into

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  • bladder neck
  • posterior urethra (prostatic and membranous)
  • anterior urethra (penile and bulbar)
  • glans penis
  • prepuce
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bladder neck aetiology

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bladder neck stenosis, tumour or stone obstructing the bladder neck

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posterior urethra

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benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostate cancer, posterior urethral stricture, stones obstructing the posterior urethra, detrusor sphincter dysnergia

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anterior urethra

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anterior urethral stricture, obstructing stone, urethral cancer

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glans penis

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urethral metal stenosis and penile cancer

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prepuce

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phimosis

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aetiology in females is divided into

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bladder neck, urethra, urethral meatus vagina

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bladder neck causes in females

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bladder neck stenosis, bladder tumours and stones

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urethra causes in female

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urethral stenosis (same as a stricture in males), stones, tumours, detrusor sphincto dysnergia

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urethral meatus causes

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metal stenosis and tumours

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vaginal causes

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vaginal atrophy, vaginal prolapse vaginal cysts

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symptoms of bladder outlet obstruction are the same or different in males or females?

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the same

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the symptoms of ablaze outlet obstruction are divided into

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voiding symptoms due to the blockage affect and storage symptoms (due to irritative secondary affects)

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voiding symptoms

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poor flow intermittent stream, sparing of stream, hesitancy, post micturition dribbling

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storage symptoms

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frequency of urination, urgency, urge incontinence, incomplete emptying pain with bladder emptying

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bladder outflow obstruction is more common in

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males

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overactive blader is more common in

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females

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overactive bladder is identified from

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frequency and urgency

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examination in males

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  • is the patient circumcised
  • location of the urethra (hypospadias is a congenital condition where the urethra is underside of penis)
  • penile exmaination= palpable mass suggests a tumour whereas palpable roughness suggests a stricture
  • abdomen= palpate and percuss the bladder
  • PR exam; assess anal tone and feel the size of the prostate, blood on your hand suggests a rectal
  • focused neurological examination
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examination in females

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  • vaginal examination
  • abdominal examination
  • PR exam= anal tone and rectla tumours
  • focussed neurological examination
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investigations in someone presenting with a bladder outlet obstruction

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creatinine, us and es, urinalysis, PSA in males

- XRAY KUB, TRUS OF PROSTATE IN MALES, PLANE CT KUB

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Complications of bladder outlet obstruction

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  • acute or chronic urinary retention
  • diverticulum formation in the bladder
  • atonic bladder
  • renal failure caused by hydronephrosis
  • overflow incontinenve
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management of bladder outlet obstruction depends on

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underlying cause

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management of BPH

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first line is lifestyle the tamsulsin and last line is TURP

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management of urethral stricture

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optical urethrotomy

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management of phimosis

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manual decompression if unsuccessful dorsal slit

27
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management of bladder stone

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cystolitholaplexy