False-negative finding in urodynamic study for the chief complaint. Does it interfere with the clinical outcomes for the treatment of SUI or OAB syndromes?

Purpose: False-negative urodynamic findings may mislead or prevent planned treatments due to unmatched with the clinical presentation. We hypothesized that absence of demonstration SUI OAB on urodynamics would interfere outcomes. Materials and Methods: prospectively studied 124 women (94) without (30) demonstrable after sling operations. Similarly, 64 syndrome (38) (26) DO were also compared treatment anticholinergic agents. Patients assessed UDI-6 IIQ-7 questionnaires 3 6 months treatment. Results: Only 76% patients demonstrated urine leakage during urodynamics. The score was higher in demonstrable-SUI demonstrable-DO groups, while comparable within incontinence urgency/frequency groups. Demonstrable non-demonstrable SUI-operated showed similar urgency syndromes had a rate improvement therapy. Conclusions: Women complaints objectively presented same subjective outcome as those lacking objective when measured by questionnaires. treated anticholinergics using