#72 EXTRAMURAL AMBULATORY CYSTOMETRY AS A RESEARCH TOOL TO QUANTIFY BLADDER OVERACTIVITY IN RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL

#73 CAN ULTRASOUND REPLACE AMBULATORY URODYNAMICS WHEN INVESTIGATING DETRUSOR INSTABILITY?

#74 COUGH OR VALSALVA – WHICH IS BEST?

#75 FAVORABLE DIAGNOSTIC PROPERTIES OF COUGH-INDUCED LEAK POINT PRESSURE COMPARED WITH VALSALVA LEAK POINT PRESSURE

#76A CLINICAL AND URODYNAMIC PATTERNS OF INTRINSIC SPHINCTER DEFICIENCY

#76B IS INTRINSIC SPHINCTER DEFICIENCY MULTIFACTORIAL? PART 1

#76C IS INTRINSIC SPHINCTER DEFICIENCY MULTIFACTORIAL? PART 2

#77 THE EFFECTS OF BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE URODYNAMIC INFUSATE ON CYSTOMETRIC VARIABLES IN REPEATED FILLING

#78 THE EFFECT OF PRESSURE MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE IN URODYNAMICS

#79 SENSATIONS DURING URODYNAMICS AND SENSATIONS SCORED IN VOIDING DIARIES: ARE THEY COMPARABLE?

#80 URODYNAMIC PARAMETERS IN OBSTRUCTED WOMEN

#81 THE REPEATABILITY AND DEFINITION OF MILD, MODERATE ANDSEVERE ON THE 24 HOUR PAD TEST IN 96 INCONTINENT WOMEN

#82 A DISPOSABLE FLOWMETER

#83 NORMAL URODYNAMIC DATA: MEASUREMENTS IN ASYMPTOMATIC YOUNG MALES

#84 AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL REPRODUCING THE RESPONSE OF URINEFLOW RATE TO PENILE CUFF PRESSURE OBSERVED IN MEN