11:30
#143 Bladder cancer is not associated with irritative lower urinary tract symptoms
Presenter: Samuel Bishara
Idriz S1, Gao H2, Malone-Lee M2, Lunawat R2, Khan S2, Khasriya R2, Malone-Lee J2, Bishara S21. University College Hospital, 2. University College London
11:35
#144 Incidence of and risk factors for changes in urinary incontinence status in a prospective cohort of middle-aged and older women
Presenter: David Thom
Thom D1, Van Den Eeden S2, Ragins A2, Schembri M3, Subak L3, Brown J31. Universityof California, San Francisco, 2. Kaiser of Northern California Division of Research, 3. University of California, San Francisco
11:40
#145 Relationship between nocturia and metabolic syndrome
Presenter: Yoshitaka Aoki
Aoki Y1, Kusukawa N1, Maekawa M1, Matsuta Y1, Tanase K1, Ito H1, Oyama N1, Miwa Y1, Akino H1, Yokoyama O11. The University of Fukui Faculty of Medical Sciences
11:45
#146 Ethnicity and socioeconomic status are significant independent risk factors for obstetric anal sphincter injury
Presenter: Rufus Cartwright
Cartwright R1, Tikkinen K2, Cardozo L31. West Middlesex University Hospital, UK, 2. Department of Urology, Helsinki University Central Hospital and HUCH Clinical Research Institute Ltd., Finland, 3. King's College Hospital, UK
11:50
#147 Help-seeking behaviour for urinary incontinence among community-dwelling women: a systematic review
Presenter: Anne Kvie Sande
Sande A K1, O'Donnell M1, Hunskaar S11. University of Bergen, Department of Public Health and Primary Health Care, Section for General Practice
11:55
#148 The epidemiology of nocturnal polyuria (incidence and prevalence): a longitudinal community based study in men between 50 and 78 years of age Award for Innovative Research Presented on Nocturnal Voiding ProblemsSponsored by Ferring International
Presenter: Boris van Doorn
van Doorn B1, Blanker M2, Bosch R11. Dept of Urology, University Medical Centre Utrecht, 2. Dept of General Practice, University Medical Centre Groningen
12:00
#149 Differences and Associations between Night-time Frequency/Nocturia and Sleep Disorders
Presenter: Koji Yoshimura
Yoshimura K1, Oka Y2, Kamoto T3, Yoshimura K1, Ogawa O11. Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine, 2. Hiroshima Sleep Clinic, 3. University of Miyazaki Hospital
12:05
#150 The Association Between Specific Parturition Events and Urinary Incontinence in Later Life: Results from a Retrospective Cohort Study
Thom D1, Van Den Eeden S2, Ragins A2, Creasman J1, Subak L1, Brown J11. University of California, San Francisco, 2. Kaiser of Northern California Division of Research
12:10
#151 PROGNOSTIC INDICATORS OF POOR SHORT-TERM OUTCOME OF PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION IN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE
Presenter: Erik Hendriks
Hendriks E1, Kessels A G1, de Vet H C2, Bernards A T3, de Bie R11. Department of Epidemiology - Maastricht University - The Netherlands, 2. EMGO Institute, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 3. Department of Research and Development, Dutch Institute for Allied Health Care (NPi), Amersfoort, The Netherlands
12:15
#152 Lessons learned from a Patient Burden Survey following a large randomized controlled trial for the surgical management of stress urinary continence in women
Presenter: Philippe Zimmern
Zimmern P1, Tennstedt S2, Dickinson T1, Dandreo K21. UT Southwestern Medical Center, 2. New England Research Institute
12:20
#153 Intermittent catheterisation: Do different catheter types, strategies or techniques affect UTI?
Presenter: Katherine Moore
Moore K1, Fader M2, Getliffe K21. University of Alberta, 2. University of Southampton
12:25
#154 GENITOURINARY FISTULA EXPERIENCE IN SIERRA LEONE: REVIEW OF 505 CASES
Presenter: Melissa Kaufman
Kaufman M1, Lewis A2, Wolter C1, Phillips S3, Maggi D2, Condry L2, Smith J1, Dmochowski R11. Vanderbilt Department of Urologic Surgery, 2. West Africa Fistula Foundation, 3. Vanderbilt Department of Biostatistics