Lantox treatment of neurogenic dysfunction of the bladder


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We studied correction of micturition disorders in 9 patients with neurogenic dysfunction of the bladder resistant to conservative treatment. Four patients had neurogenic detrusor hyperactivity and 5 patients had detrusor-sphincter dyssynergia. Injections of botulinic toxin preparation (lantox) were made in the wall of the bladder under endoscopic control in detrusor neurogenic hyperactivity. Women with detrusor-sphincter dyssynergia received transperineal injections of lantox in the region of external urethral sphincter. Men received botulinic toxin directly into the region of external urethral sphincter in urethroscopy. Positive results were achieved in all the cases confirming high efficacy of the method.

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