1. Objective To study detrusor fibrosis of neurogenic bladder.

2. Objective To analyse the MRI findings of peripheral neurogenic tumors.

3. Objective:To study the influence of neurogenic anorectum induced by myelodysplasia on function of anorectum.

4. There were lymphadenovarix, esophageal tumors, neurogenic tumors, aneurysms and so on.

5. Objective To study the spiral CT features of neurogenic tumors in the pelvic extraperitoneal space.

6. Objective To investigate the training methods of neurogenic fecal incontinence of children after operation.

7. Obvious features of chronic neurogenic injury were found by needle electrode electromyography, and some patients had giant units.

8. Results: EMG was abnormal and shows neurogenic damage in all the involved 188 muscles.

9. Objective To study the role of histamine in the mechanism of neurogenic pulmonary edema ( NPE ).

10. Conclusion Spiral CT is of certain value in diagnosing pelvic neurogenic tumors.

11. A total of 155 (97.5%) patients presented with radiculopathy, 132(82.5%) with mechanical back pain, 31 (20%) with neurogenic claudication, and 5 (3.2%) with bladder dysfunction.

12. Objective : To study the value of Barium swallow radioscopy in assessing neurogenic swallowing dysfunction.

13. In all patients plasma CK levels were more elevated than what usually occurs in denervative diseases. Both neurogenic and myopathic changes were also observed in female carriers.

14. Objective To develop a clinic analogic, controllable, and repeatable method to construct neurogenic bladder and urethra dysfunction model following spinal cord injury.

15. In addition, renal malformations were found in 6 cases, neurogenic bladder in 2 cases.

16. Therefore, the venous stasis may be a major factor of neurogenic intermittent claudication.

17. To explore the effects of hemirachischisis on the sphincter function and the Clinicalsignificance of external urethral sphincter EMG in neurogenic bladder.

18. Conclusions Bladder autoaugmentation with clean intermittent self-catheterization for the treatment of hyperreflexia, small volume neurogenic bladder is simple and reliable.

19. RESULTS The ordinary styles of respiratory insufficiency which is caused by brain trauma are respiratory inhibition, neurogenic pneumonedema, impedient distributary and pulmonary infection.

20. ObjectiveTo evaluate the effects of Botulinum toxin type A(BTX-A) repeated injection into detrusor to treat detrusor hyperreflexia and neurogenic incontinence in spinal cord injury(SCI) patients.

21. Mechanical causes include coccygeal contusion, luxation, hypermobility or tumor. Neurogenic causes include referred pain from lumbar or sacral roots, or dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system.

22. Method: Barium swallow radioscopy were performed in 30 cases with neurogenic swallowing dysfunction before and after rehabilitation training.

23. Objective : To evaluate ultrasonographic features, reason and its diagnostic value of neurogenic bladder with SCI.

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24. It is a largely unrecognized entity with specific histology including myopathic, focal neurogenic, fibrosis, and inflammatory features.

25. Objective To study the expression of leukemia inhibitory factor(LIF) and neurokinin receptors(NKR) in the lungs of asthmatic rats, and to evaluate the role of LIF in airway neurogenic inflammation.

26. Selective injection allows specific paralysis of the detrusor muscle, which alleviates common urologic conditions, including neurogenic hyperreflexia and overactive bladder.

27. Patients presenting with DS generally are older than 50 years and may have any combination of LBP, neurogenic claudication, vesicorectal disorder, and radiculopathy.

28. Objective: To investigate the distribution of nitric oxide synthetase in two different types of Neurogenic Bladder.

29. CPK was most highest enzyme in blood serum. EMG showed myogenic changes in 34 cases and neurogenic damages in 2 ones. The abnormality rate was 86%.

30. Objective To observe the curative effect of therapy for benign prostate hyperplasia(BPH) incorporation neurogenic bladder with prostate wallstent.

31. Objective To study the blood pressure changes resulted from intracranial vagal neurovascular compression, and explore the true mechanism of neurogenic hypertension.

32. Objective To evaluate the effects of Botulinum-A toxin (BTX-A) injection into detrusor to treat detrusor hyperreflexia and neurogenic incontinence in the patients with spinal cord injury (SCI).

33. Objectives : To analyze thechanges in patients with neurogenic impotence.

34. Conclusion The routine care of diabetes, bladder training and psychological care for diabetes is effective in patients with neurogenic bladder, worthy of clinical application.

35. Objective: To study the effects of interference current therapy on patients with neurogenic adynamia of detrusor muscle.

36. ObjectiveTo observe the effect of urethral stent implantation on detrusor-sphincter dyssynergia caused by neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction.

37. Lumbar to sacral nerve rerouting can improve bladder and bowel function in patients with neurogenic bladder associated with spina bifida.

38. Objective To study a rehabilitation nursing menus for neurogenic large intestine dysfunction.

39. Results:17(34%)of 50 cases of mediastinal tumors showed returned pleural line. 39(78%) of them were thymoma, teratoma, retrosternal thyroid, and neurogenic tumor.

40. Objective To study the relationship between the operative programs and curative effects in treating non-reflex pubovesical muscle neurogenic bladder by transurethral division of internal sphincter.

41. Materials and Methods MRI manifestations of 32 patients with neurogenic bladder due to tethered spinal cord were retrospectively analyzed.

42. Conclusion: This is a good method for treatments of neurogenic fecal and urine incontinence.

43. Objective To review the management of vesicoureteral reflux(VUR) secondary to neurogenic bladder.

44. To evaluate the effect of external electronic pulse stimulating vesica (EEPSV) and sum up nursing methods of diabetic neurogenic bladder (DNB) patients.

45. In another, bladder training was helpful to reconstruct the autonomic rhythm of neurogenic bladder.

46. Methods Summarized 94 patients with neurogenic bladder, analyzed their surgical procedures, pre-operative and postoperative urodynamic datas.

47. Objective To evaluate the application of automatic analysis of the electromyographic interference pattern (QIP) in neurogenic and myogenic disorders.

48. In recent years, considerable progress have been made in classification and treatment of neurogenic bladder with spinal cord injury.

49. The therapy of neurogenic urine incontinenceshould follow the undermentioned principals: treat the primary affection first which is curable and protect the urethra function at the same time.

50. Objectives To explore the nosogenesis, diagnosis, prevention and cure of neurogenic pulmonary edema(NPE) complicated by cerebral hemorrhage.

51. ConclusionThe rehabilitation nursing care of patients with neurogenic bladder dysfunction is related with their prognosis, should be thouhgt highly of.

52. Neurogenic pulmonary edema ( NPE ) is a serious complication following central nervous system lesions.

53. ObjectiveTo explore the efficacy and safety of sacral neuromodulation(SNM) for the treatment to neurogenic bladder.

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54. Objective: To improve the surgical effect of the patients of neurogenic bladder with detrusor urine.

55. The authors attribute these findings to improved function of the mechanisms responsible for flow motion, including myogenic and neurogenic vasoregulation of the microcirculatory vascular bed.

56. Objective To analyze MRI features of neurogenic bladder caused by tethered spinal cord, to evaluate MRI in its diagnosis.

57. The pathophysiologic mechanism between neurogenic inflammation and migraine are explored.

58. Materials and Methods The preoperative MRI were performed in 73 patients with neurogenic bladder planned for the operation of artificial somatic central nervous system autonomic reflex pathway.

59. Conversely, most patients (83%) with history of neurogenic claudication or vesicorectal symptoms deteriorated with poor final outcome and these patients should preferably have surgical treatment.

60. Objective To improve the diagnosis and management of neurogenic bladder disorder after radical operation for rectal cancer.

61. In rats with spinal cord injury, sympathetic nerve may be over excitation, which may stimulate the release of substance P to take part in the development of neurogenic pulmonary edema.

62. Conclusion: MRI can demonstrate optimally the border and the extent of the tumors in infratemporal fossa. MR imaging can contribute to diagnosis of neurogenic tumor and angiofibroma.

63. Uncertainties Page: What is the most effective management of neurogenic bladder dysfunction?

64. Soft matrices that mimic brain are neurogenic, stiffer matrices that mimic muscle are myogenic , and comparatively rigid matrices that mimic collagenous bone prove osteogenic.

65. Except in 3 cases, all MFH cells were negative for myogenic, neurogenic and epitheliogenic markers.

66. Methods: 31 cases with neurogenic intermittent claudication were treated with calcitonin for 8 weeks.

67. Objecties . To elucidate the mechanisms of neurogenic intermittent claudication in lumbar spinal canal stenosis.