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BPH & Male LUTS Is the Use of Parasympathomimetics for Treating an Underactive Urinary Bladder Evidence-Based? | Is the Use of Parasympathomimetics for Treating an Underactive Urinary Bladder Evidence-Based? |
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BJUI Mini Reviews - April 2007 - An underactive urinary bladder (UUB), often occurring after surgery, can lead to urinary retention even in otherwise healthy people. Is the Use of Parasympathomimetics for Treating an Underactive Urinary Bladder Evidence-Based? (PDF) April 2007
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