Rationale for the use of trospium chloride in the first line of therapy for overactive bladder

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Abstract

The problem of an overactive bladder has been relevant for the last decades. Currently, drugs from the pharmacological group of M-cholinolytics, which increase the functional capacity of the bladder and reduce the severity of the clinical picture of urination disorders, are considered to be the main tool for the treatment. Moreover, M-anticholinergics with the chemical structure of tertiary amines affect the central nervous system. In this regard, trospium chloride, being a water-soluble quaternary base, has significant advantages in diagnosing the functional state of the central nervous system while prescribing treatment.

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Vadim V. Danilov

Pacific State Medical University; Far Eastern Federal University

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Email: Vadim_danilov@list.ru

Dr. Sci. (Med.), Urologist, Professor at the Institute of Surgery, Department of Clinical Pharmacology

Russian Federation, Vladivostok; Vladivostok

I. Yu. Volnykh

Pacific State Medical University

Email: Vadim_danilov@list.ru

Institute of Surgery

Russian Federation, Vladivostok

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