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 British Journal of UrologyVolume 53 Issue 6, Pages 565 - 566 Published Online: 21 Nov 2008 1998 British Journal of Urology
Abstract | References | Full Text: PDF (Size: 174K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  A Controlled Trial of Bladder Drill and Drug Therapy in the Management of Detrusor Instability Copyright 1981 BJU International Company ABSTRACTSummary—Fifty women with urinary incontinence due to derisory instability entered a controlled clinical trial to compare in-patient bladder drill with out-patient drug therapy. Following bladder drill, 84% of patients were continent, whereas following treatment with flavoxate hydrochloride and imipramine, 56% 01 patients were continent. Side effects due to drug therapy were significant. | 
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