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Etiology and Management of Urinary Retention

Lu Jian

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Abstract

Dysuria is the most commonly seen causes of urinary retention in clinic. The urinary retention patients are very afraid of it. The author reviewed the related literature combined with clinical experience,and investigated the common cause and management of urinary retention, and brought forward corresponding preventing measures to avoid urinary retention and reduce patient's suffering.

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Dysuria is the most commonly seen causes of urinary retention in clinic. The urinary retention patients are very afraid of it. The author reviewed the related literature combined with clinical experience,and investigated the common cause and management of urinary retention, and brought forward corresponding preventing measures to avoid urinary retention and reduce patient's suffering.

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Dysuria is the most commonly seen causes of urinary retention in clinic. The urinary retention patients are very afraid of it. The author reviewed the related literature combined with clinical experience,and investigated the common cause and management of urinary retention, and brought forward corresponding preventing measures to avoid urinary retention and reduce patient's suffering.

Key concepts: Urinary retention, Dysuria, Urinary system, Etiology, Medicine, Retention time, Urology, Intensive care medicine

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