Management of Intestinal and Urological dysfunctions (Orthocystic Dysfunctions)
Orthocystic dysfunctions refer to problems affecting the function of the urinary bladder and the bowel.
They usually affect people with neurological diseases, after injuries, strokes or prolonged hospitalization.
Two of the most common types are:
These are conditions in which the nervous system fails to properly regulate bladder or bowel function, directly impacting the patient’s daily activities, independence, and quality of life.
Organized and Scientifically based Care
At Diaplasis Rehabilitation Center, management of bladder and bowel dysfunctions is carried out in a systematic and individualized manner, aiming at:
The therapeutic approach is conducted under the supervision of a physiatrist, in collaboration with the interdisciplinary rehabilitation team, taking into account the real needs of each patient.
How is the therapeutic approach implemented?
The management includes:
Clinical and functional evaluation
Evaluation of how the bladder and bowel function in everyday daily life.
Evaluation of everyday healthcare activities
Evaluation of the patient’s level of autonomy, assistance from caregivers and daily routine.
Coordinated therapeutic interventions
adapted toy each patient’ s medical condition and abilities
The main goal is to achieve the best possible function management of the bladder and bowel, in order for the patient to feel secure, in control and support in his everyday life.
Whom is orthocystic management intended for
The therapy applies to the following diseases:
Benefits of early management
The proper and early management of the orthocystic dysfunctions, significaly contributes to:
