Abstract
Urethrovesical dysfunction is common in patients with multiple sclerosis. We present the results of urodynamic and neurophysiological studies in a series of 24 patients with multiple sclerosis associated with urinary symptoms. Urethral sphincter electromyography showed only minor abnormalities but studies of central conduction demonstrated abnormal sensory conduction in 88% and abnormal motor conduction in 80% of the patients studied. These abnormalities of central conduction correlated well with the urodynamic findings.
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