Author(s)

Dodji Magloire Inès Yevi^*, Josué Dejennin Georges Avakoudjo, Dètondji Fred Jean-Martin Hodonou, Yves Nsounfou Ngapna, Jean Sossa, Gilles Natchagandé, Fouad Kolawolé Yde Soumanou, Michel Michaël Agounkpé

University Clinic of Urology-Andrology of the National University Teaching Hospital H.K. MAGA of Cotonou (CNHU-HKM), Cotonou, Benin.

Most urological conditions are represented by male disorders. Analyzing certain epidemiological aspects of female urological disorders at the National University Teaching Hospital of Cotnou, will allow us objectively to have reliable data to optimize the urological management of women. Patients and Methods: This was a retrospective, analytical and descriptive study that was conducted at the CNHU-HKM over a 10-year period from January 2008 to December 2017 on the epidemiological aspects of female urological diseases from the study of patient records. The variable studied was: the age, the profession, the year of admission, the organ affected, and the type of pathology. The confidentiality of the data has been ensured. Results: Female urological disorders over 10 years accounted for 9.62% of all patients received in Urology Department. The age group greater than 50 years was the most common at 31.34%. Traders and housewives were the most numerous (39.93% and 14.55%). Bladder diseases were the most frequent (51.50), dominated by vesico-vaginal fistulas (29.85%). In addition to fistulas, tumoral affections were most prevalent at 27.99% followed by infectious diseases at 8.21%. The lithiasic affections were infrequent at 6.72%. Conclusion: Female urological conditions are infrequent but not negligible, dominated by vesico-vaginal fistulas and tumors in the context of developing countries. The specific evaluation of each pathology group can help optimize management.

Female Urological Diseases, Vesico-Vaginal Fistulas, Cotonou, Benin

Yevi, D. , Avakoudjo, J. , Hodonou, D. , Ngapna, Y. , Sossa, J. , Natchagandé, G. , Soumanou, F. and Agounkpé, M. (2018) Epidemiological Aspects of Female Urological Diseases, at the National University Teaching Hospital H. K. Maga of Cotonou from 2008 to 2017. Open Journal of Urology, 8, 281-288. doi: 10.4236/oju.2018.810032.