INFLUENCE OF TRANSURETRAL PROSTATE RESECTION ON THE REFLECTOR MECHANISM OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE REGULATION

A group of 9 patients, average age 62, with symptoms of urination disorders, who underwent surgical intervention for infravesical obstruction (IVO), were under observation. Patients underwent urodynamic examination in the volume of liquid static profilometry using a specialized standard 10F catheter before and after surgery. The urodynamic system of domestic production LEVELEST SURD-02 was used. Based on the data obtained, the reflex mechanism of pelvic floor tone was analyzed in patients with prostate adenoma operated by transurethral enucleation.