Urodynamics in women. Aims of Urodynamics in women. Why do Urodynamics?

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1 Urodynamics in women Chendrimada Madhu MD, MA, MRCOG Subspecialty Trainee in Urogynaecology Southmead Hospital 2013 Aims of Urodynamics in women n Confirmation of incontinence and its cause n Definition of detrusor activity during filling n Assessment of detrusor voiding function n Assessment of degree of sphincter weakness n Assessment of pelvic floor function n Plan management n Predict outcomes of intervention n Predict consequences on upper urinary tract n Explain the causes of failure of treatment Why do Urodynamics? n Value of Urodynamic Evaluation (ValUE) n Value of Urodynamic Evaluation (VUSIS) n Hilton, 2012 UK n NICE 1

2 QOL Questionnaire ICIQ FLUTSqol FVC / Bladder Diary Ø History Urinary Surgery Medication Database Leaflet on Urodynamics Pad test n Not routinely done at BUI n > 1 g/h (Short-term pad test) n > 8 g/24 h (Long-term pad test) n Use the following in combination q Patient's history q Bladder diary q Pad test Bladder diary Bladder diary Normal range Daytime Frequency 6-7 Nocturia episodes 0-1 Mean Voided volume (ml) Mean voided volume at night (ml) Mean 24 h voided volume (ml) Ø Helps to plan the Urodynamic test 2

3 Uroflowmetry n Voided volume n Flow rate n Urine Flow pattern Uroflowmetry Normal Range Voided Volume (ml) (150) Post Void Residual Urine (ml) < 50 Maximum Flow rate Q max (ml/s) Average Flow rate Q ave (ml/s) Urine Dipstick n Rule out infection n? Antibiotic cover Urethral Function n Functional Urethral Length n MUCP q > 75 cm of H 2 O is hypertonic q < 20 cm of H 2 O is ISD n Voluntary increment n Intrinsic sphincter deficiency n n MUCP <20 cm H 2 O ALPP <60 cm H 2 O 3

4 Urethral Anatomy Delancey, 1986 Filling Cystometry n Bladder Sensation n Bladder Compliance n Bladder Capacity n Detrusor Function / Overactivity n Incontinence Cough / VLPP / DOI Urodynamic Parameter Normal range First Sensation (ml) 50% First desire to void (ml) 75% Strong desire to void 90% Bladder compliance (ml/cm of water) > 50 (Compromised if < 30) Detrusor activity Stable Maximum Cystometric capacity (ml) The bladder pressure should not reach more than 6-10 cm of H2O 4

5 Detrusor Function Filling CMG n Normal - No Detrusor activity n 10-18% normal volunteers show DO n 40% of patients with Urgency incontinence do not show DO n No ICS standard n The Overactive Bladder Detrusor Overactivity +/- Incontinence n Bladder Hypersensitivity n Painful Bladder syndrome Urodynamic Stress Incontinence (USI) n USI is the involuntary leakage of urine during increased abdominal pressure in the absence of a detrusor contraction during filling cystometry n Observing urine leak - external meatus n Videourodynamics n Valsalva n Maneuvers n Ambulatory urodynamics (AUDS) 5

6 Voiding Cystometry / Pressure Flow Studies n Voiding n Pressures n Detrusor function Pressure 'low studies (Voiding CMG) Normal range Maximum Flow rate (Qmax - ml/s) Maximum detrusor pressure (P det max cm of H 2 O) 12 Detrusor pressure at max Blow (P det Q max cm H 2 O)

7 Leak Point Pressures n Detrusor Leak Point Pressure q High DLPP affects upper tract (> 40 cm of H 2 O) n Valsalva (VLPP) of abdominal Leak Point Pressure (ALPP) q < 60 cm of H 2 O (Suggestive of ISD) q > 100 cm of H 2 O (Urethral hypermobility) q cm of H 2 O (Combined) Co-existent POP and UI n Pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence coexists (80%) (Bai, 2002; Maher, 2011) n Surgery for POP de novo SUI / worsening SUI (Brubaker, 2006; Winters, 2008) n Patient centred goals (Mahajan, 2011) n MUCP could be falsely elevated in women with prolapse (Normalizes with reduction of prolapse) n POP affects Q max, Q ave and VV (Voiding dysfunction) Why reduce prolapse? n To reveal underlying incontinence (Occult SUI) n To predict postoperative voiding problems 7

8 Reduction tests for occult SUI n Pessary, speculum, forceps, swab, vaginal pack, manual. Reduction test Detection rate Sensitivity Specificity PPV NPV All methods Pessary Manual Swab Forceps Speculum [Visco 2008] Surgery for prolapse and incontinence n Case-Control study Higher incidence of voiding problems (14%) when TVT combined with anterior repair [De Tayrac, 2004] n Combined prolapse and incontinence surgery has higher incidence of DO (30%) than prolapse surgery (6%) alone [Klutke, 2000] n RCT of Abdominal sacrocolpopexy with/without Burch Colposuspension - Higher incidence of voiding problems [Brubaker, 2006] Patient Centered Care 8

9 Thank you Questions? 9