2010•Urologia InternationalisRequires access

The Diagnostic Value of Urethral Pressure Profiles, Cystometry, Pressure-Flow Studies and Micturition Cystourethrography in Female Incontinence

Stefan Peter Mortensen, Jens Chr. Djurhuus, Cai Frimodt-Møller, Erling N. Petersen

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In comparison with pressure-flow studies and uroradiological investigation, urethral pressure profiles, routine history taking and pelvic examination seemed to be of minor value in the assessment of female incontinence.

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In comparison with pressure-flow studies and uroradiological investigation, urethral pressure profiles, routine history taking and pelvic examination seemed to be of minor value in the assessment of female incontinence.

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In comparison with pressure-flow studies and uroradiological investigation, urethral pressure profiles, routine history taking and pelvic examination seemed to be of minor value in the assessment of female incontinence.

Key concepts: Cystourethrography, Medicine, Cystometry, Urination, Urology, Urinary incontinence, Urethra, Urinary bladder

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