Volume 50 - Issue 12 - December, 2004

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Modern Management of Women with Stress Urinary Incontinence: Part 2

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Surgical Procedures More than 100 surgical techniques have been described for the correction of SUI and more continue to be developed. From this large number, it is obvious that no “perfect” procedure exists. If a surgical procedure is...

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Male Bladder Control Problems: A Guide To Assessment

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Overactive bladder (OAB) affects 17 to 33 million Americans.1 Symptoms such as urinary frequency, urgency, nocturia, and/or urge incontinence occur as a result of uncontrolled detrusor muscle contractions during bladder filling. Both...

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Use of a New Dressing Protocol in Chronic Lower Extremity Wounds on Homebound Patients: A Retrospective Study

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Understanding Moisture-associated Skin Damage and Best Practice Recommendations

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Gelling Fiber Dressings: How Structure and Function Relate to Healing

Biomedical engineer Amit Gefen, BSc, MSc, PhD, discusses dressings in general and gelling dressings in particular from an engineering and clinical use perspective.

The Wound Hygiene Protocol: An Expert Challenge of Complex Wounds

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