09:30
#113 SACRAL NERVE ROOT STIMULATION FOR LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION: OVERCOMING THE PROBLEM OF LEAD MIGRATION
Fynes, M; Carey, M; Murray, C; Maher, C
09:38
#114 THE ROLE OF ANGIOTENSIN II IN DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY
Sullivan, MP; Ameda, K; Peters, CA; Yalla, SV
09:46
#115 IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ANTERIOR VAGINAL WALL RELAXATION AND DETRUSOR INSTABILITY?
Dietz, HP; Clarke, B
09:54
#116 THE EFFECT OF ALTERING URINARY pH ON URINARY SYMPTOMS INWOMEN
Swithinbank, LV; Rogers, C; Ellis Jones, J; Abrams, P
10:02
#117 ONE-YEAR, PROSPECTIVE, OPEN-LABEL TRIAL OF CONTROLLED-RELEASE OXYBUTYNIN FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN A COMMUNITY-BASED POPULATION
Appell, R; Diokno, A; Antoci, J; Labasky, RF
10:10
#118 DETRUSOR INSTABILITY ARE GAP JUNCTIONS RESPONSIBLE FORINCREASED MEMBRANE EXCITABILITY?
Carey, M; De Jong, S; Scurry, J
10:18
#119 THE USE OF PERIPHERAL NEUROMODULATION FOR TREATMENT OF DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY: AN URODYNAMIC BASED STUDY
Klingler, HC; Pycha, A; Schmidbauer, J; Marberger, M
10:26
#120 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DETRUSOR INSTABILITY AND URETHRAL RESISTANCE IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH SACRALNEUROMODULATION
Groen, J; Bosch, JLHR