ICS 2009 Scientific Podium Poster Session S14

Epidemiology

Scientific Podium Poster Session S14

	Friday 2nd October 2009
	11:00 - 12:30
	Hall C Capacity: 500

Session Schedule

11:30

#143 Bladder cancer is not associated with irritative lower urinary tract symptoms

Idriz S¹, Gao H², Malone-Lee M², Lunawat R², Khan S², Khasriya R², Malone-Lee J², Bishara S²
1. 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

Thom D¹, Van Den Eeden S², Ragins A², Schembri M³, Subak L³, Brown J³
1. 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

Aoki Y¹, Kusukawa N¹, Maekawa M¹, Matsuta Y¹, Tanase K¹, Ito H¹, Oyama N¹, Miwa Y¹, Akino H¹, Yokoyama O¹
1. 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

Cartwright R¹, Tikkinen K², Cardozo L³
1. 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

Sande A K¹, O'Donnell M¹, Hunskaar S¹
1. 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
PRIZE AWARD: Award for Innovative Research Presented on Nocturnal Voiding Problems
Sponsored by Ferring International

van Doorn B¹, Blanker M², Bosch R¹
1. 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

Yoshimura K¹, Oka Y², Kamoto T³, Yoshimura K¹, Ogawa O¹
1. 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 J¹
1. 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

Hendriks E¹, Kessels A G¹, de Vet H C², Bernards A T³, de Bie R¹
1. 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

Zimmern P¹, Tennstedt S², Dickinson T¹, Dandreo K²
1. UT Southwestern Medical Center, 2. New England Research Institute

12:20

#153 Intermittent catheterisation: Do different catheter types, strategies or techniques affect UTI?

Moore K¹, Fader M², Getliffe K²
1. University of Alberta, 2. University of Southampton

12:25

#154 GENITOURINARY FISTULA EXPERIENCE IN SIERRA LEONE: REVIEW OF 505 CASES

Kaufman M¹, Lewis A², Wolter C¹, Phillips S³, Maggi D², Condry L², Smith J¹, Dmochowski R¹
1. Vanderbilt Department of Urologic Surgery, 2. West Africa Fistula Foundation, 3. Vanderbilt Department of Biostatistics