Correlation between urethrovesical anatomy and urethral closure function in female stress urinary incontinence before and after operation: urethrocystographic and urethrocystometric evaluation.

Erkki Kujansuu,Antti Kauppila,Seppo Lähde

doi:10.1159/000280855

Correlation between urethrovesical anatomy and urethral closure function in female stress urinary incontinence before and after operation: urethrocystographic and urethrocystometric evaluation.

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Journal: Urologia internationalis	Publication Date: Jan 1, 1983
Citations: 8

Affiliation: Oulu University Hospital

#Urethral Closure Function #Female Stress Urinary Incontinence #Simultaneous Urethrocystometry #Stress Urinary Incontinence #Urethral Function #Chain Urethrocystography #Closure Function #Bead Chain #Urethral Closure #Female Stress

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32 patients with stress urinary incontinence were investigated by bead chain urethrocystography (UCG) and simultaneous urethrocystometry (UGM) before and after operation. 12 patients were incontinent

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Correlation between urethrovesical anatomy and urethral closure function in female stress urinary incontinence before and after operation: urethrocystographic and urethrocystometric evaluation.