Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10219386 The Journal of Urology 2018 19 Pages PDF
Abstract
The prevalence of preoperative post-micturition incontinence is high and likely under reported. In most patients post-micturition incontinence improves after urethroplasty and the prevalence of de novo post-micturition incontinence is low. The presence of post-micturition incontinence was not predicted by stricture length or location, or urethroplasty repair type.
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