Maximum urethral closure pressure in women: normative data and evaluation as a diagnostic test

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Dharmesh S. Kapoor
Fadi Housami
Paul White
Lucy Swithinbank
Marcus Drake
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[1] Southmead Hospital,Bristol Urological Institute
[2] University of West of England,Department of Statistics
[3] Royal Bournemouth Hospital,undefined
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International Urogynecology Journal | 2012年 / 23卷
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Diagnostic test; Maximum urethral closure pressure; Squeeze increments; Urinary incontinence;
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