NUO 2508 Renal resisitive index (RI): A new diagnostic parameter for the assessment of nephroptosis

NUO 2508 Renal resisitive index (RI): A new diagnostic parameter for the assessment of nephroptosis

S60 Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Volume 23, Supplement 1, 1997 NU02508 NUO 2915 RENAL RESISITIVE INDEX (RI): A NEW DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETER ...

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S60

Ultrasound

in Medicine

and Biology

Volume 23, Supplement

1, 1997

NU02508

NUO 2915

RENAL RESISITIVE INDEX (RI): A NEW DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETER FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF NEPHROPTOSIS Ferdinand Frauscher, Vinzenz Smekal. Gernot Helweg, Gijnter Janetschek, Hannes Strasser, Dieter zur Nedden, Georg Barisch Department of Radiology II and Urology, University of Innsbruck, Austria

PREVARENCE OF LOWER SYMPTOMS IN RELATION TRANSKECTAL ULTRASONIC OF THE PROSTATE Tsunevuki Nakanouchi,] Rciko

Objectives: Nephroptosis leads to intermittent urinary obstruction and disturbances of renal perfusion. With advances in color Doppler ultrasound (CDU), we evaluated its efficacy in our patients. Methods: In 24 patients with a mean age of 28 years, nephropiosis was diagnosed radiographically. Further evaluation included CDU and isotope nephrography. The resistive index (RI) was assessed in the segmental arteries with the patient both supine and erect. The contra-lateral kidney served as a control. Results: Of 19 symptomatic patients, 15 had a decreased RI when erect (mean 0.15 + 0.06) on the affected side as well as abnormal scans. The RI was normal in all asymptomatic patients. Seven symptomatic patients with abnormal scans and RI underwent right-side laparoscopic nephropexy. Postoperatively, all seven kidneys showed no posture-dependent changes in RI. Conclusions: Our preliminary results indicate, that non-invasive CDU is a valuable tool in evaluating renal perfusion disorders and may be more specific than isotope nephrography in preoperative and follow-up evaluation of patients with nephroptosis.

NU02509 PENILE ARTERIES POST RADICAL

Munakado ‘Department for Adults.

Makoto

Kojims,l Hiroki of Urology,

College University

Prefectural

Taneike,z

Watanabe,’ Watanabe* ZDepartment

of Nursing

of Medical Technology, Kyoto of Medicine, Kyoto, Japan

This study was conducted to reveal the prevalence of lower urinary tract symptoms, as evaluated by the AUA symptom index, in relation to age and ultrasonic parameters of the prostate in dapanese.

Among

647

examines

on

a ma88

screening

program for prostatic diseases, prostatic volume (PV), transition zone volume (TZV), TZ index (TZVIPV) and presumed circle area ratio (PCAR) were obtained and compared with age and xymptom scores. Out of 647 men, 471 (72.8%) had a alight symptom and the remaining 176 (27.2%) had either a moderate (n=141) or severe (n=R5) symptom. Simple regression analysis demonstrated the strongest linear relationship between symptom acorea and PCAR(R=O. 167,p
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Servicio

TRANSRECTAL COLOR DOPPLER WITH CYTOLOGIC CORRELATION PROSTATIC DISEASES.

de

Ecograiia, Buenos Aires, Argentina Purpose: To evaluate the Doppler and Corpus Cavemosum Electromiography erectile disfunction WV.

(OC-EMG) features of the penis in the (ED) patient post radical prostatectomy

and Methods: 38 patients were studied PRP who ED by Rigiscan. 12 patients (Group 1) had ED to surgery and 26 patients (Group II) with no ED radical prostatectomy. All were evaluated with analysis after inycction of Prostaglandin and OG-

Results: All patients had pathological (which means damage of autonomic nerve).

OG-EMG

PRP

Group I: 75% patients demonstrated arterial pathology by Doppler, low peak systolic velocity (PSV)< 25 cm/seg. G~OUD II: 16% oatients demonstrated low PSW. These 4/24 patie;ts had nd absence of flow, which speaks, against a section of the Pudendal artery. Student test P< .05. Conclusion:

Okihara,’

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DOPPLER SONOGRAPHY OF IN THE ERECTIL DYSFUNCTION PROSTATECTOMY Martin Pfister, Osvaldo Mazza Hospital Alem& Diagnbstico

Materials manifested previous previous Doppler EMG.

Koji

UKINARY TRACT TO A0 E AN D MEASUREMENTS

Doppler

Colour

OG-EMG were statistically

of the cavcmosal arteries and

significant to show that ED post RP is not due to arterial pathology but damage to the autonomic nerves responsible for erection.

Szerstobitow, Anna Kukula, Malgorzata Machnikowska, Wieslaw

SONOGRAPHY OF

Beata

Jakubowski

IMAGING DEPT. II nd Faculty of Medicine, BRbDNOWSKI HOSPITAL, WARSAW, POLAND. The purpose of study was to correlate transrectal Color Doppler Sonography fine needle biopsy. The study included with

prostatic

diseases.

I our

investigation,

the findings of with transrectal 100 patients biopsy

performed

of only focal gray-scale abnormalities areas of color flow abnormality. PSA level was tested in a11 patients. 72 patients revealed-carcinoma, 16-prostatitis,

was

and

7-benign prostatic hyperplasia and 5 were negative. In our study color flow abnormality was seen in prostatic cancer as asymmetric or focal flow. In most of these cases, the lesion was also identified by gray-scale ultrasound.

However, in same patients Color Doppler Sonography demonstrated significant abnormal flow but there were no distinct gray scale sonographic abnormalities. In summary,

Color

Doppler

Sonography

can

additional physiologic information for prostate and may increase the specificity and sensitivity the examination malignancy.

in the

evaluation

of potential

provide

ultrasound of prostatic