Nocturnal enuresis(NE)is a common disease in children,commonly known as bedwetting.The International Children's Continence Society(ICCS)defines intermittent urinary incontinence during nighttime sleep in children ...Nocturnal enuresis(NE)is a common disease in children,commonly known as bedwetting.The International Children's Continence Society(ICCS)defines intermittent urinary incontinence during nighttime sleep in children aged 5 and above as enuresis.Enuresis can be divided into two types:primary nocturnal enuresis(PNE)and secondary nocturnal enuresis(SNE).PNE refers to nocturnal urinary control ability that has never been achieved for more than 6 months in children aged 5 and above with enuresis;SNE refers to the recurrence of enuresis symptoms after a period of more than 6 months of continuous nocturnal urinary control ability.SNE is relatively rare in clinical practice and is often caused by sudden stress events or other diseases such as snoring.Its pathogenesis and treatment are different from PNE.PNE is a multifactorial disease related to genetics,and its pathogenesis is not fully understood.There are not many research and review articles on its pathogenesis.In recent years,there has been significant progress in the epidemiology and pathogenesis of PNE.The following is a summary.展开更多
The thoracolumbar spine,due to its large range of motion and relatively fragile anatomical structure,is prone to traumatic fractures and has become one of the common types of fractures in clinical practice.Thoracic an...The thoracolumbar spine,due to its large range of motion and relatively fragile anatomical structure,is prone to traumatic fractures and has become one of the common types of fractures in clinical practice.Thoracic and lumbar fractures may lead to spinal instability,spinal stenosis,etc.,and early restoration of vertebral height and sequence is necessary.Although the technique of transpedicular screw internal fixation for traumatic vertebrae is effective in the short term,in the long run,there may be adverse situations such as fixation breakage and loosening,leading to loss of vertebral height and kyphosis deformity.The technique of internal fixation of injured vertebrae with screws is considered to minimize postoperative complications and is worthy of promotion and use.With the advancement of medical technology,imaging,and biomechanics,the treatment methods for thoracolumbar spinal fractures are becoming increasingly diverse.展开更多
文摘Nocturnal enuresis(NE)is a common disease in children,commonly known as bedwetting.The International Children's Continence Society(ICCS)defines intermittent urinary incontinence during nighttime sleep in children aged 5 and above as enuresis.Enuresis can be divided into two types:primary nocturnal enuresis(PNE)and secondary nocturnal enuresis(SNE).PNE refers to nocturnal urinary control ability that has never been achieved for more than 6 months in children aged 5 and above with enuresis;SNE refers to the recurrence of enuresis symptoms after a period of more than 6 months of continuous nocturnal urinary control ability.SNE is relatively rare in clinical practice and is often caused by sudden stress events or other diseases such as snoring.Its pathogenesis and treatment are different from PNE.PNE is a multifactorial disease related to genetics,and its pathogenesis is not fully understood.There are not many research and review articles on its pathogenesis.In recent years,there has been significant progress in the epidemiology and pathogenesis of PNE.The following is a summary.
文摘The thoracolumbar spine,due to its large range of motion and relatively fragile anatomical structure,is prone to traumatic fractures and has become one of the common types of fractures in clinical practice.Thoracic and lumbar fractures may lead to spinal instability,spinal stenosis,etc.,and early restoration of vertebral height and sequence is necessary.Although the technique of transpedicular screw internal fixation for traumatic vertebrae is effective in the short term,in the long run,there may be adverse situations such as fixation breakage and loosening,leading to loss of vertebral height and kyphosis deformity.The technique of internal fixation of injured vertebrae with screws is considered to minimize postoperative complications and is worthy of promotion and use.With the advancement of medical technology,imaging,and biomechanics,the treatment methods for thoracolumbar spinal fractures are becoming increasingly diverse.
