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TH

CONGRESS OF THE ESPU

11:53–11:58

S24-2 (LO)

THE VALUE OF URINARY BDNF LEVELS

ON ASSESSMENT OF THE BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE

A TREATMENT FOR NEUROGENIC DETRUSSOR

OVERACTIVITY IN CHILDREN WITH MYELODYSPLASIA

Cem AKBAL

1

, Cagri Akin SEKERCI

1

, Yiloren TANIDIR

1

, Tuncay TOP

1

, Banu ISBILEN

BASOK

2

, Ferruh ISMAN

3

, Ferruh SIMSEK

1

and Tufan TARCAN

4

1) Marmara University School of Medicine, Urology, Istanbul, TURKEY - 2) Tepecik Training and Research Hospital,

Biochemistry, Izmir, TURKEY - 3) Medeniyet University, Biochemistry, Istanbul, TURKEY - 4) Marmara University School

of Medicinechool of Medicine, UrMarmara Universitesi Egitim ve Arastirma Hastanesi Uroloji AD. Kat:4 Fevzi Cakmak

Mah. Mimar Sina, Istanbul, TURKEY

PURPOSE

Urodynamic studies are the gold standard method for assessment of treatment success following

intradetrusor BotulinumNeurotoxin TypeA(BoNTA) injections in children with myelodysplasia. In this

study we aimed to address the influence of BoNTA treatment on urine Brain Derived Neurotrophic

Factor (BDNF) levels in patients who have myelodysplasia due to neurogenic detrussor overactivity

(NDOA). 

MATERIAL AND METHODS

23 patients with NDOA due to myelodysplasia and treated with intradetrusor BoNTA injection were

included in this prospective study. Urines of these patients were collected preoperatively and at

postoperative first and third month after BoNTA injection, samples stored at - 80

o

C after centrifuga-

tion (3000 rpm for 10 minutes). Urine BDNF levels were measured by using ELISA method with

commercial kit. Urodynamic findings were analyzed both before and after BoNTA injection. 

RESULTS

Mean age of the childrens were 100,0 ±34,5 months (6 boys 33 % and 17 girls 66 %). Urinary

BDNF levels significantly declined after BoNTA treatment compared to preoperative levels (p <

0.05) (Table 1). Maximum cystometric capacity (155,0±105,0;246,1±110,3) and maximum detrus-

sor pressure (47,4±24,3; 29,8±17,0) improved significantly after BoNTA treatment compared to

preoperative levels (p < 0.05).

Table 1:

Before Treatment

Postoperative

1

st

Month

Postoperative

3

rd

Month

P Value

BDNF (ng/mg

Cr) ±Sd

(n:23)

1,0±1,0

0,6±1,1

0,4±0,3

0,006*

0,006**

0,333***

* Before and post 1

st

; ** Before and Postop 3

rd

; *** Postop 1

st

and Postop 3

rd

CONCLUSIONS

Urinary BDNF not only provide easy follow up of childrens with myelodysplasia and decrease the

need for further invasive and expensive procedures but also seem to predict urodynamic results of

BoNTA treatment. This can be used for evaluating the efficiency of the treatment.