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Management of vesical dysfunction in multiple sclerosis.

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Using urodynamic testing, vesical dysfunction in patients with multiple sclerosis can be classified and basic therapeutic principles outlined. Satisfactory voiding patterns can be achieved in most patients with multiple sclerosis without surgical procedures. Flexibility and willingness to change programs as the disease process changes make possible reasonably satisfactory results.

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H W Schoenberg, J M Gutrich. 1980. Management of vesical dysfunction in multiple sclerosis.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0090-4295(80)90162-4

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