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... and voiding dysfunction were randomly assigned to a protocol with oxybutynin alone or oxybutynin plus DDAVP. The efficacy of the two drugs was measured in terms of reduction of wet nights per week during the 6-week treatment period and a 2-week follow-up period. Children with 0-3 dry nights/week were...

... vesicoureteral reflux. Methods: From October 1994 to December1998, we evaluated 54 patients with secondary vesicoureteral reflux (26 men and 28 women; age 30±24 years), of whom 28 had a neurogenic and 26 a nonneurogenic voiding dysfunction. In a reference population (n = 48; 28 men, 20 women; age 38±14 years...

.... Further studies comparing this treatment with other modalities are needed to support the role of the In–Flow™ device in the management of women with voiding dysfunction. 2000 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be translated into other...

...IanK. Walsh; RobinS. Johnston; PatrickF. Keane Objective: Patients with irritative voiding dysfunction are often unresponsive to standard clinical treatment. We evaluated the response of such individuals to transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the third sacral nerve. Methods: 32 patients...

... of electrodes on the anterior roots produces excellent results in terms of restoration of continence and bladder evacuation. In patients with chronic problems of urge incontinence, urgency/frequency and voiding dysfunction, neuromodulation of a sacral nerve with an implantable system can reduce...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Detrusor instability Voiding dysfunction Urinary incontinence Urodynamics ‘The unstable detrusor is one that is shown objectively to contract, spontaneously or on provocation, during the filling phase while the patient...