Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladder

Objective: To describe the efficacy of the propantheline bromide inneurogenic bladder in HTLV-I infected patients. Methods: From January/2001 to February/2004, twenty-one HTLV-I-carriers (7 men and 14 women)were selected for treatment with propantheline bromide 15 mg, PO, 2 to 3times a day for 3 mon...

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Main Authors: Néviton Matos de Castro, Daniel Meira Freitas, Waldyr Rodrigues Jr, Paulo Oliveira, André Muniz, Edgar Marcelino de Carvalho
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Published: Instituto Israelita de Ensino e Pesquisa Albert Einstein 2005-12-01
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Online Access:http://www.einstein.br/revista/biblioteca/artigos/vol3/num_4/Vol3_N4_P251.pdf
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Daniel Meira Freitas
Waldyr Rodrigues Jr
Paulo Oliveira
André Muniz
Edgar Marcelino de Carvalho
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Daniel Meira Freitas
Waldyr Rodrigues Jr
Paulo Oliveira
André Muniz
Edgar Marcelino de Carvalho
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description Objective: To describe the efficacy of the propantheline bromide inneurogenic bladder in HTLV-I infected patients. Methods: From January/2001 to February/2004, twenty-one HTLV-I-carriers (7 men and 14 women)were selected for treatment with propantheline bromide 15 mg, PO, 2 to 3times a day for 3 months, not discontinuing in the follow-up. At the end ofthe treatment period, patients were revaluated through specificquestionnaires for urinary symptoms (UDI) and quality of life (Ditrovie).Results: From the 21 patients enrolled, 15 (71.4%) presented importantclinical improvement, referring decrease of urinary frequency, urgencyand loss, nocturia, and even total control of the dysfunction. Conclusion:We observed an efficient response to the anticholinergic agentpropantheline bromide in urinary dysfunction caused by the HTLV-I.
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spelling doaj.art-cc38e38dc83e42aaa12335921375c41f2022-12-21T23:37:20ZengInstituto Israelita de Ensino e Pesquisa Albert EinsteinEinstein (São Paulo)1679-45082005-12-0134251254Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladderNéviton Matos de CastroDaniel Meira FreitasWaldyr Rodrigues JrPaulo OliveiraAndré MunizEdgar Marcelino de CarvalhoObjective: To describe the efficacy of the propantheline bromide inneurogenic bladder in HTLV-I infected patients. Methods: From January/2001 to February/2004, twenty-one HTLV-I-carriers (7 men and 14 women)were selected for treatment with propantheline bromide 15 mg, PO, 2 to 3times a day for 3 months, not discontinuing in the follow-up. At the end ofthe treatment period, patients were revaluated through specificquestionnaires for urinary symptoms (UDI) and quality of life (Ditrovie).Results: From the 21 patients enrolled, 15 (71.4%) presented importantclinical improvement, referring decrease of urinary frequency, urgencyand loss, nocturia, and even total control of the dysfunction. Conclusion:We observed an efficient response to the anticholinergic agentpropantheline bromide in urinary dysfunction caused by the HTLV-I.http://www.einstein.br/revista/biblioteca/artigos/vol3/num_4/Vol3_N4_P251.pdfHuman T-lymphotropic virus 1Paraparesistropical spasticCholinergic antagonistsBladderneurogenic
spellingShingle Néviton Matos de Castro
Daniel Meira Freitas
Waldyr Rodrigues Jr
Paulo Oliveira
André Muniz
Edgar Marcelino de Carvalho
Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladder
Einstein (São Paulo)
Human T-lymphotropic virus 1
Paraparesis
tropical spastic
Cholinergic antagonists
Bladder
neurogenic
title Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladder
title_full Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladder
title_fullStr Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladder
title_full_unstemmed Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladder
title_short Clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in HAM/TPS patients with neurogenic bladder
title_sort clinical efficacy of an anticolinergic agent in ham tps patients with neurogenic bladder
topic Human T-lymphotropic virus 1
Paraparesis
tropical spastic
Cholinergic antagonists
Bladder
neurogenic
url http://www.einstein.br/revista/biblioteca/artigos/vol3/num_4/Vol3_N4_P251.pdf
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