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A statistical study was performed on new outpatients, the total number of which was 7,786 (male: 4,953, female: 2,833) in 1985. The male to female ratio was 1.75:1. They had urogenital diseases definitely diagnosed (6,786), tentatively diagnosed (600), normal (260), and diseases other than urogenital (140), and 36.2% of them had been referred to us by other sources. On these outpatients 206 operations had been performed circumcision, resection of condyloma and vasectomy were representative. The peak of the age distribution was in the thirties for males and in the twenties for females. For the first time in Japan, we treated renal and upper ureteral stones using extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) on September 1, 1984. The results of ESWL at out hospital have been satisfactory. A statistical study was made on new outpatients according to the international disease classification. There were 152 malignant (urogenital) tumors (2.1%). The major diseases of the new outpatients were cystitis (acute or chronic: 20.6%), upper urinary tract stones (19.4%), prostatitis (13.5%), benign prostatic hypertrophy (10.7%). In males the major diseases were prostatitis, upper urinary tract stones, benign prostatic hypertrophy, balanoposthitis, and phimosis, and in females they were cystitis, upper urinary tract stone, pyelonephritis, and renoptosis. We conclude that our hospital plays a major role as a private urological hospital.
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PMID:[Clinical statistics on outpatients at the Urological Clinic of Higashi Sapporo Sanjukai Hospital in 1985]. 244 86

A statistical study was performed on new outpatients. The total number of new outpatients in 1988 was 8,389 (male: 5,284, female: 3,105) and the male to female ratio was 1.70:1. They had urogenital diseases definitely diagnosed (7,486), urogenital diseases indefinitely diagnosed (576), no diseases (260), and diseases other than urogenital (67). Thirty-five percent of the outpatients were referred to us by other sources. The number of operations on new outpatients was 139, circumcision, vasectomy and resection of condyloma were representative. The peak of the age distribution was in the thirties for males and in the fifties for females. A statistical study was made on new outpatients according to the international classification of disease. There were 146 malignant (urogenital) tumors (1.8%). The major diseases of the new outpatients were cystitis (acute or chronic: 20.7%), upper urinary tract stone (18.5%), prostatitis (13.0%), and benign prostatic hypertrophy (11.2%). In males the major diseases were prostatitis, upper urinary tract stone, benign prostatic hypertrophy, balanoposthitis, phimosis and in females they were cystitis, upper urinary tract stone, pyelonephritis, renoptosis, and neurogenic bladder. We conclude that our hospital plays a major role as a private urological hospital.
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PMID:[Clinical statistics on outpatients at the urological clinic of Sanjukai Hospital in 1988]. 281 8

The total number of new outpatients in 1987 was 8,062 (male 5,056, female: 3,006) and the male to female ratio was 1.68:1. They had urogenital diseases definitely diagnosed (7,197), urogenital diseases indefinitely diagnosed (536), no diseases (269), and diseases other than urogenital (60). Thirty percent of the outpatients were referred to us by other sources. The number of operations on new outpatients was 216, circumcision, resection of condyloma and vasectomy were representative. The peak of the age distribution was in the thirties for males and in the fifties for females. A statistical study was made on new outpatients according to the international classification of disease. There were 125 malignant (urogenital) tumors (1.6%). The major diseases of the new outpatients were cystitis (acute or chronic: 22.0%), upper urinary tract stone (15.9%), prostatitis (13.9%), and benign prostatic hypertrophy (11.9%). In males the major diseases were prostatitis, upper urinary tract stone, benign prostatic hypertrophy, balanoposthitis, phimosis and in females they were cystitis, upper urinary tract stone, pyelonephritis, renoptosis, and neurogenic bladder. We conclude that our hospital plays a major role as a private urological hospital.
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PMID:[Clinical statistics on outpatients at the Urological Clinic of Sanjukai Hospital in 1987]. 323 28

A statistical study was performed on new outpatients. The total number of new outpatients in 1986 was 8,174 (male: 5,177, female: 2,997) and the male to female ratio was 1.73:1. They had urogenital diseases definitely diagnosed (7,043), urogenital diseases undefinitely diagnosed (689), no diseases (357), and diseases other than urogenital (85). Thirty percent of the outpatients were referred to us by other sources. The number of operations on new outpatients was 182, circumcision, resection of condyloma and vasectomy were representative. The peak of the age distribution was in the thirties for males and in the twenties for females. A statistical study was made on new outpatients according to the international disease classification. There were 109 malignant (urogenital) tumors (1.4%). The major diseases of the new outpatients were cystitis (acute or chronic: 21.4%), upper urinary tract stone (16.8%), prostatitis (14.1%), and benign prostatic hypertrophy (11.3%). In males the major diseases were prostatitis, upper urinary tract stone, benign prostatic hypertrophy, balanoposthitis, phimosis and in females they were cystitis, upper urinary tract stone, pyelonephritis, renoptosis and neurogenic bladder. We conclude that our hospital plays a major role as a private urological hospital.
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PMID:[Clinical statistics on outpatients at the Urological Clinic of Sanjukai Hospital in 1986]. 344 52

The present study has been carried out to clarify relationship between phimosis and urinary tract infection or vesicoureteral reflux. The subjects consisted of 654 boys up to 15 years old with phimosis who had been treated at the outpatient division, Fukuoka University Hospital during 13 years from 1974; 393 boys (60%) with false phimosis, 261 boys (40%) with true phimosis. Thirty three cases (5%) had abnormal voiding (weak stream, preputial ballooning, dribbling etc.) Boys with true phimosis without abnormal voiding showed high incidence of urinary tract infection compared with normal subject, and if these boys had abnormal voiding symptoms as well, the incidence of urinary tract infection, particularly in the form of pyelonephritis, was noted to be high. Therefore, we suggest that boys with phimosis should be treated surgically. The incidence of urinary tract infection in boys with false phimosis were similar to normal group. All cases except one of vesicoureteral reflux accompanied by true phimosis was diagnosed as primary reflux cystoscopically. Therefore in most cases of phimosis associated with reflux, phimosis is determined to be only an accessory factor of vesicoureteral reflux. And refluxing patients should be worked up for urinary tract infection after they have had circumcision. Only in one boy with phimosis and reflux, was the reflux thought to be secondary reflux caused by phimotic obstruction.
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PMID:[Phimosis as a pathogenetic factor in urinary tract infection and vesicoureteral reflux]. 806 77

We report a 5-week-old boy who developed severe hyponatremia and hyperkalemia secondary to acute pyelonephritis. The patient presented with non-specific signs, including poor appetite, failure to thrive, and dehydration. An endocrinological evaluation led to a diagnosis of pseudohypoaldosteronism. The patient had phimosis, but no congenital urinary tract malformations. Outflow obstruction secondary to the phimosis appears to have caused pyelonephritis, and renal inflammation decreased responsiveness to aldosterone transiently.
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PMID:Reversible secondary pseudohypoaldosteronism due to pyelonephritis. 1273 13

Urinary tract infection (UTI) frequently recurs and increases the risk of renal scarring even in infants with normal urinary tracts. Our study was aimed to find preventive measures for recurrent UTI in these infants. One-hundred ninety infants, who were diagnosed with their first febrile UTI and were proven to have normal urinary systems, were enrolled. We investigated the incidence of recurrent UTI during the following year and the following risk factors: gender, young age, phimosis, vaginal reflux, and acute pyelonephritis (APN) diagnosed by 99m-technetium dimercaptosuccinic acid ((99m)Tc-DMSA)(+) scintigraphy. The incidence of recurrent UTI was 21.1%. The difference in recurrence rate according to gender was not significant. The recurrence rate in infants less than 6 months of age was 25.8%, which was significantly higher than the 7.7% in older infants (P = 0.045). In male infants with persistent non-retractile prepuces, recurrent UTI developed in 34.0%, which was significantly higher than the 17.6% in male infants with retractile prepuces (P = 0.022). The presence of APN in male infants increased the likelihood of recurrent UTI when analyzed by multivariate logistic regression [odds ratio 4.6, 95% confidence interval (95% CI) 1.6-13.0, P = 0.003]. The presence of vaginal reflux and APN in female infants gave no significant difference to the incidence of recurrent UTI. In infants with normal urinary systems, age less than 6 months, non-retractile prepuces and APN in male infants, were the most important risk factors for recurrent UTIs. It is suggested that non-retractile prepuces should be adequately treated to become retractile in young male infants with APN.
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PMID:The risk factors of recurrent urinary tract infection in infants with normal urinary systems. 1883 Jul 17