Abnormalities in micturition

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Micturation Abnormalities Microchapters

Overview

Causes

Differential Diagnosis

Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1] Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief:

Overview

Classification

  • There is no established system for the classification of abnormalities in micturition.

Causes

  • The causes of abnormalities in micturition includes causes of dysuria and incontinence:

Abnormalities of Micturition Differential Diagnosis

Differentiating the diseases that can cause abnormality in micturition:

Abbreviations: N= Normal, UTI= Urinary tract infection, CBC= Complete blood count, CT= Computed tomography, IBS= Irritable bowel syndrome, DRE= Digital rectal examination, HSV= Herpes simplex virus,

Diseases Clinical manifestations Para-clinical findings Gold standard Additional findings
Symptoms Physical examination
Lab Findings Imaging
Fever Urinary symptoms Supra-pubic tenderness Skin lesions Other CBC Electrolytes Urinalysis Ultrasonography CT scan
Dysuria Frequency Dribbling Hesitancy Nocturia
Inflammatory Dermatological disorders Lichen sclerosus[1] + + Lichenified plaques N N often shows UTI in women N N Biopsy
Behcet's syndrome[2][3][4] + + + + aphthous ulcer in mouth N N N N N None
Infectious diseases Cystitis[5][6] + + + + + + + N Leukopenia N
  • Bladder wall thickening
  • Intraluminal gas in emphysematous cystitis
Urine culture to sensitivity N
Urethritis[7][8][9] + + + + + Leukocytosis N N N N Urethral swab for culture, NAAT N
Pyelonephritis[10][11] + + + + ± N Urgency Leukocytosis Hyperkalemia
  • Hypoechoic when there is edema(swollen kidney)
  • Gas buubles in emphysematous pyelonephritis
Diseases Fever Dysuria Frequency Dribbling Hesitancy Nocturia Suprapubic tenderness Skin lesions Other CBC Electrolytes Urinalysis Ultrasonography CT scan Gold standard Additional findings
Vulvovaginitis[12] ± + + + + Thick white discharge N N N N N Microbiological diagnosis
Cervicitis + ± + ± +
  • Erythematous
  • Friable
Thick yellow green pus Leukocytosis N WBC N or show PID like feature N or show PID like feature Culture of vaginal discharge NAAT for gonocooccal cervicitis
Prostatitis + + + + + + ± Tender prostate Leukocytosis N N N Urine culture Prostate massage for chronic prostatits leads to raised leukocytes in urine
Epididymoorchitis[13] ± + + + Leukocytosis Dyselectrolytemia when vomiting is tehre WBC N N Urine culture
Non-inflammatory Anatomic Urethral stricture + ± + N N RBCs Post void residual; volume is high Retrograde urethrogrsm+cytsoscopy(urodynamic studies)
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)[14] + + + + + Enlarged and smooth prostate on DRE N N May have UTI like picture on some occassion Enlarged prostate TURP is gold standard treatment
Diseases Fever Dysuria Frequency Dribbling Hesitancy Nocturia Suprapubic tenderness Skin lesions Other CBC Electrolytes Urinalysis Ultrasonography CT scan Gold standard Additional findings
Gynecological Atrophic vaginitis[15] + + ± ± + Vaginal discharge N N N Thinning of endometrium N Clinical exam
Endometriosis +
Malignancy Bladder cancer
Vulvovaginal cancer ±
Iatrogenic Genitourinary instrumentation +
Pelvic irradiation
Trauma ± ±

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