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1) 49 patients (26 male cases and 23 female cases) who sustained cerebral stroke (Apoplexy) of various etiologies were urodynamically examined by cystometry and urethral pressure profilometry (UPP). 2) The subjects were further divided into 31 acute cases (defined as those who were within 48 hours after the stroke), 3 interim cases, and 15 chronic cases (2 weeks to 12 years post stroke). In the 31 acute cases cystometry was "normal" type in 9, "uninhibited" type in 15 and "atonic" type in 7. In 3 interim cases it was "normal" in 1 and "uninhibited" type in 2. In the 15 chronic cases it was "normal" in 3, "uninhibited" in 9, "automatic" in 1 and "autonomoautomatic" in 2.

CYSTOMETRY AND URETHRAL PRESSURE PROFILOMETRY AFTER THE CEREBRAL STROKE