Pressure on the abdominal radiograph in children diagnosed with spina bifida in the stealth value.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Pressure on the abdominal radiograph in children diagnosed with spina bifida in the stealth value [Abstract] Objective To investigate the pressurized abdominal radiography in the diagnosis of children with spina bifida stealth application. Methods for clinical diagnosis of 125 cases of enuresis in children (male 72, female 53 cases, the youngest 2 years old, maximum 10 years old The average age of first regular 5.2 X-lumbar and sacral vertebrae anteroposterior radiography examination, after abdominal compression under fluoroscopic spot film after exposure of lumbar and sacral vertebrae anteroposterior film. radiography is completed, each piece of non-pressurized and compression chip for reading film diagnosis of lumbar and sacral vertebral lesions, radiography of the two methods showed the positive rate of application of statistical package SPSS11.5 chi-square test. The results of non-pressurized found hidden spina bifida (positive) 53 patients (42.4%), negative results in 72 cases (56.7%) showed positive results after pressure 80 cases (64%), negative results in 45 cases (36%). The positive rates of two methods by chi-square test, the difference was significant sex (χ = 4.21, P lt;0.05), positive rate of pressurized radiography radiography in non-pressurized. Conclusion Abdominal compression radiography stealth technology can effectively improve the spina bifida children showed positive rate has important clinical applications value. Keywords:] invisible children with spina bifida diagnosis of X-radiography Hidden spina bifida (spina bifida occulta, SBO is difficult to be found to congenital spine deformity. Malformation in the lumbosacral most, due to control bladder or other organs in the pelvic nerve root compression by the abnormal tissue and traction, often lose bladder control function, leading to various manifestations of voiding dysfunction, some patients accompanied by bowel or lower extremity sensory and motor dys