AbstractPseudo‐dyssynergia is distinguished from true vesico‐sphincter dyssynergia by the voluntary, as opposed to reflex, nature of the sphincteric contraction. Pseudo‐ dyssynergia (PSD) occurs clinically in association with functional voiding disorders, neurologic disorders and local disorders of the bladder. The diagnosis of PSD depends on the demonstration that dyssynergic contractions of the pelvic floor occur during micturition and that these contractions can be voluntarily suppressed by the patient. Treatment of PSD is based on a combination of pharmacologic, psychologic and educative techniques which are individually disc
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