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Analysis of rhythmic rectal contractions during filling cystometry in women
International Braz J Urol, 08/28/09
Valentini FA et al. – RRCs cannot be considered as artefactual events during cystometry in women, occur in the older population, are frequently associated with urgency but not with detrusor overactivity or neurological disease. Occurrence of RRCs should prompt the physician to look at the possible causes of urgency (colonic or bladder).
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