Urodynamic patterns as key predictors of prognosis in post-stroke urinary incontinence: a retrospective study

Key Points

• Urinary incontinence after stroke was predicted by factors including NIHSS score and diabetes, highlighting their importance in prognosis.
• Key metrics show that a higher NIHSS score significantly correlates with persistent urinary incontinence, complicating recovery.
• The retrospective study collected data on various patient characteristics, focusing on those that predict urinary incontinence outcomes post-stroke.
• Findings emphasize the need for targeted interventions based on patient data to reduce urinary incontinence incidence in stroke survivors.