Predictors of urinary continence following tethered cord release in children with occult spinal dysraphism

Keyphrases

• Urinary Continence 100%
• Tethered Cord Release 100%
• Occult Spinal Dysraphism 100%
• Continence 47%
• Urodynamics 35%
• Urologic 17%
• Follow-up Data 17%
• Cutaneous Lesions 17%
• Orthopedics 11%
• Spinal Dysraphism 11%
• Genitourinary Anomalies 11%
• Low-lying Cord 11%
• Pre-TCR 11%
• Fatty Filum Terminale 11%
• Statistical Analysis 5%
• High Risk 5%
• 1-year Follow-up 5%
• Retrospective Chart Review 5%
• Pediatric Patients 5%
• Neurosurgeon 5%
• Urologists 5%
• Associated Forms 5%
• Significant Predictors 5%
• Toilet 5%
• Untethered 5%
• Urologic Symptoms 5%
• Hydronephrosis 5%
• Spina Bifida 5%
• Magnetic Resonance Findings 5%
• Radiographic Study 5%
• Late Follow-up 5%
• Clean Intermittent Catheterization 5%
• Tethered Cord 5%
• Age at Surgery 5%
• Vesicoureteral Reflux 5%
• Spinal Lipoma 5%
• Uniform Set 5%
• Retethering 5%
• Anorectal Malformation 5%
• Sacral Agenesis 5%
• Preoperative Workup 5%
• Conus 5%
• Lesion Level 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Continence 100%
• Urinary System 100%
• Occult Spinal Dysraphism 100%
• Urodynamics 60%
• Spinal Dysraphism 30%
• Skin Defect 30%
• Filum Terminale 20%
• T Cell Receptor 20%
• Orthopedics 20%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 10%
• Pediatrics Patient 10%
• Hydronephrosis 10%
• Urologist 10%
• Intermittent Catheterisation 10%
• Vesicoureteral Reflux 10%
• Spinal Lipoma 10%
• Anorectal Anomalies 10%
• Sacrum Agenesis 10%