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Introduction Behçet's disease is a systemic disease whose most frequent symptoms include the appearance of oral genital ulcers. More rarely, other genital and bladder voiding disorder manifestations of origin can also be observed. Objective To describe the urodynamic profile of these patients to take better care of their urinary manifestations. Methods This is a prospective study collated in physical medicine and rehabilitation Casablanca, including patients with neurobehçet and have urinary symptoms. Results The mean age of patients was 35 years (26 years–47 years) with a male 4 H/1 F, duration of onset of symptoms was on average two and a half years. Three patients reported urinary frequency, urge incontinence and urinary leakage, and 2 patients report dysuria associated with nocturnal leakage. At the flow measurement, 4 patients dysuria with detrusor sphincter dysynergie and significant RPM at cystometry, all patients have détrosuriennes hyperactivity associated with concomitant leaks, presenting a significant risk to the top unit. At the profilometry, 2 patients had sphincter incompetence, while the other 3 patients have normal profilometry. Discussion and conclusion While only 0.07% of patients followed for Behcet's disease consult for disorders mictionnels. In fact, 18–77% of patients with these symptoms in case of systematic questioning. Irritative signs are the most frequent, sometimes leading to incontinence. Dysuria may also be observed, corresponding to either a detrusor sphincter dyssynergia is a deficit in contractility vésicale.les patients followed for Behcet's disease require urological evaluation, especially in cases of associated neurological disease. In case of bladder and sphincter disorders marked, urodynamic and ultrasound monitoring to verify the absence of impact on the upper urinary tract. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective The aim of this work is to determine the quality of life after rehabilitation for total hip arthroplasty (THA) in our Moroccan context, and according to the indication of THA. Patients and methods This is a prospective study from January 2013 to June 2014 on THA (including 7 bilateral) indicated by severe inflammatory or degenerative hip diseases, and sent to the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Ibn Rushd Hospital in Casablanca for functional rehabilitation. The quality of life of our patients was assessed by the Western Ontario and McMaster scale Universities Arthritis Index (WOMAC). Results 30 women and 15 men, mean age 47.5 years (20–75 years). 30 THA for severe inflammatory hip disease (including 5 bilateral), 22 PTH (including 2 bilateral) for degenerative hip disease. The mean VAS pain decreased from 60/100 to 12/100. The quality of life of the patients was improved in all cases. We compared the results according to the indication, degenerative hip disease versus inflammatory. The disappearance of pain after joint replacement surgery was similar in both groups. Functional status and quality of life of patients with inflammatory diseases, especially rheumatoid was altered. Discussion In our cases, the indications justifying the prosthesis were characterized by the predominance of inflammatory hip disease; this is explained by the systematic recruitment of such patients for postoperative rehabilitation in physical medicine and rehabilitation in this context. Improving the quality of life confirms the good results expected after total hip replacement despite some socio-cultural adaptations needed, especially for religious practice. The difference in quality of life as a function of the indication can be explained by the presence of another particular joint damage in inflammatory diseases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]