What's the difference between colpocystocele and cystocele?
Colpocystocele
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Cystocele
Definition:
(n.) Hernia in which the urinary bladder protrudes; vesical hernia.
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(1) Three patients developed asymptomatic cystocele or enterocele, and 5 (23%) women had a curtailed vagina.
(2) Vaginal approach has a lower incidence of operative complications than the abdominal approach and seems to ensure a lower risk of recurrent cystocele, even if simple and asymptomatic.
(3) We performed the transvaginal approach described by S. Raz for stress urinary incontinence and cystocele.
(4) The patients with cystocele did not demonstrate the abnormal voiding patterns characteristic of outflow obstruction.
(5) We studied two patients with massive inguinoscrotal herniation of the urinary bladder, commonly referred to as "scrotal cystocele."
(6) We developed a new transvaginal technique for the repair of large cystoceles (grade IV) extending outside of the introitus at rest, which includes repair of the central defect by anterior colporrhaphy, and repair of the paravaginal herniation of the bladder base and bladder neck by a needle suspension of these structures.
(7) In 4 cases the interpretation interfered with a large cystocele.
(8) Severe cystoceles develop from weaknesses of the levator sling and pubocervical fasciae resulting in 2 main anatomical changes: a central defect between the pubocervical fasciae, and a sliding herniation of the bladder and urethra (paravaginal defect).
(9) It is important that the presence of cystocele be carefully and accurately assessed preoperatively and intraoperatively so that correction appropriate to its etiologic circumstance can be achieved.
(10) Thirteen patients with subsequent or persistent cystoceles had no bladder repair performed at the time of the study procedure.
(11) All patients presented at least a stage II cystocele and hysteroptosis, 47% a patent and 93% a potential stress incontinence and 40% a sphincter incompetence.
(12) We found that neither a cystocele nor the dependent position of the urethra at the bottom of the bladder were diagnostic of SI if the above stigmata were absent.
(13) Not every vaginal hysterectomy should be treated like a cystocele-rectocele repair.
(14) Patients with anatomic stress incontinence tended to have larger cystoceles and greater Q-tip angles; however, a significant percentage of patients with urge incontinence also had cystoceles and abnormal Q-tip angles.
(15) It demonstrates that age makes bladder rehabilitation in these patients more difficult, because of the decreased ability of the elderly to cope with the new situation, of pre-existing factors interfering with micturition like benign prostatic hyperplasia and cystocele and because of a delayed and at the end sometimes weak detrusor reflect activity.
(16) Recent investigations suggest that the suprapubic approach is more effective than vaginal procedures and that this should be preferred for SI, regardless of the type of possible suspension defect and the presence of slight to moderate cystocele.
(17) Cystoceles grade II and III were completely reduced.
(18) Cystocele was present in 92% of stress, 49% of urge and 83% of combined cases.
(19) Appropriate reconstruction to minimize the risk of postoperative recurrence of cystocele has been achieved by a technique described for full length anterior colporrhaphy embracing transverse plication of the bladder adventitia and reduction in vaginal length as well as width.
(20) The only preoperative risk factor identified was the presence of a large cystocele.