The authors draw attention toHinman’s syndrome, a lower urinary tract dysfunction, which is not due to overt neurological disease or anatomical abnormality (non-neurogenic incoordination between detrusor and external sphincter). This disorder may result except of clinical manifestation such as incontinence also in severe damage of the kidney and urinary tract. Specific features of the disease, its diagnosis and current treatment is discussed based on their own experience and data in the literature.

        Key words: lower urinary tract dysfunction, non-neurogenic detrusor-sphincter incoordination, Hinman’s syndrome