Database of Patients With Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction Treated at the University of Zürich

What this Trial Is About

Lower urinary tract dysfunction affects patients with neurological diseases or injuries and often leads to symptoms that negatively impact their quality of life. This condition includes problems such as detrusor overactivity, detrusor sphincter dyssynergia, voiding dysfunction, and stress incontinence. Treatments can be challenging because conventional options may not always be successful. The study collects data to better understand and manage this condition in patients treated at the University of Zurich. The research involves prospectively gathering clinical, video-urodynamic, and radiological information from patients with neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction at the University of Zurich. There are no specific treatment interventions in this observational study; instead, data on patient conditions and outcomes are systematically recorded over time. This allows long-term follow-up to help maintain continence and preserve kidney function. Participants provide written informed consent and undergo urodynamic examinations as part of their care. Researchers collect various clinical and imaging data to monitor patients' health status, including survival from the first visit until death. The study supports ongoing evaluation of patient outcomes and treatment effectiveness through a structured database, with a planned end date in January 2030.

Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction Database