Gould F, Cheng C Y, Lapides J
Invest Urol. 1976 Sep;14(2):156-8.
Experiments are described showing that urinary retention with its associated increased intravesical pressure and overstretching of the bladder wall can lead to loss of capillary and tissue integrity. Our findings indicate that the severity of damage to the bladder wall prior to catheterization determines the degree of hemorrhage after bladder decompression and not the rate of emptying.
实验表明，尿潴留及其相关的膀胱内压升高和膀胱壁过度伸展可导致毛细血管和组织完整性丧失。我们的研究结果表明，导尿前膀胱壁损伤的严重程度决定了膀胱减压后的出血程度，而非排空速度。
