英文摘要 |
Women with early stage cervical cancer are traditionally treated with Piver III or type II radical hysterectomy. One of the most disturbing surgical-related sequelae is bladder dysfunction. Symptoms include urine retention, dysuria, delayed urination, repeated urinary tract infections, and stress urinary incontinence. Potentially effective measures to prevent bladder dysfunction after radical hysterectomy include acetylcholine-like agents and acetylcholine-stimulating agents. Non-medical treatment include postoperative suprapubic catheterization, intermittent catheterization, bladder training and acupuncture. However, a large-scale integrated analysis is still needed to confirm the effectiveness of these methods. |