PMID: 6161667Dec 1, 1980Paper

The identification of patients at risk from acute retention

British Journal of Urology
P H PowellR C Feneley

Abstract

Clinical and urodynamic features of patients at risk from acute retention were investigated in 2 retrospective studies. It is suggested that detrusor decompensation may be a cause of acute retention in some individuals. This factor was investigated in a series of patients with outflow obstruction by a method of repeat cystometry.

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