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Prolonged impacts of COVID-19-associated cystitis:A study on longterm consequences

World Journal of Clinical Cases 2023年第33期11卷 7987-7993页

作者： Sophie Wittenberg Jack Vercnocke Michael Chancellor Sorabh dhar Aron Liaw Steven Lucas nivedita dhar Department of Urology Wayne State University School of MedicineDetroitMI 48201United States Department of Urology Beaumont HospitalRoyal OakMI 48067United States Infectious Disease Wayne State University School of MedicineDetroitMI 48201United States Infectious Disease John D.Dingell VA Medical CenterDetroitMI 48201United States Infectious Disease Detroit Medical CenterDetroitMI 48201United States Department of Urology John D.Dingell VA Medical CenterDetroitMI 48201United States Department of Urology Detroit Medical CenterDetroitMI 48201United States

BACKGROUND The Coronavirus Disease 2019(COVID-19)caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 virus is an international health concern with substantial morbidity and ***-associated cystitis(CAC),presents as new onset or exacerbated urinary symptoms,resembling overactive bladder(OAB)*** To examines the long-term outcomes of patients with CAC in the context of Long *** A cohort of 350 patients admitted to Detroit Hospitals with COVID-19 between May and December 2020,displaying CAC symptoms following discharge,was prospectively *** urologic evaluations occurred at 10-14 wk and were repeated at 21-28 mo *** were managed conservatively,employing behavioral modifications and standard OAB *** completed surveys assessing urinary symptoms and quality of life(QoL)at both time *** primary outcome was the Urology Care Foundation Overactive Bladder Assessment *** 87%of the final cohort(n=310)reported symptom improvement at 21-28 mo *** with new onset CAC symptoms showed a median decrease of 9-10 points in OAB and QoL scores,while those with existing symptoms experienced a decrease of 6 ***,95.4%of patients with new onset symptoms reported symptom improvement at follow-up,contrasting with 60.7%among those with existing *** This study presents the first long-term follow-up of adult patients with CAC,revealing a promising prognosis with conservative management measures in the context of Long *** findings provide reassurance to patients regarding symptom resolution and underscore the need for further research into this evolving aspect of COVID-19's impact on urological health.

关键词： COVID associated cystitis COVID-19 Long COVID Overactive bladder

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