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The underactive bladder: detection and diagnosis

2016-01-25

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The inability to generate a voiding contraction sufficient to allow efficient bladder emptying within a reasonable time frame is a common problem seen in urological practice. Typically, the symptoms that arise are voiding symptoms, such as weak and slow urinary flow. These symptoms can cause considerable bother to patients and impact upon quality of life. The urodynamic finding of inadequate detrusor contraction h...

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Literature Corpus work: 5fa994d7-c7cb-510c-867b-00aa8e65ef58
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.7344.1

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