ICS 2016 Scientific Podium Short Oral Session S29 - Devices and Management Strategies

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	Scientific Podium Short Oral Session S29
	Friday 16th September 2016
	13:30 - 15:00
	Hall D5 Capacity: 200
	Lunch provided
K Katherine Nancy Moore ICS Chair W Wakako Sato ICS Chair J Jeong Gu Lee ICS Chair
Professional interest
Conservative Management

13:30

#565 The Role of Bladder Filling and Voiding in Maintaining Bladder Health: Urinary and Plasma Cytokines in Catheterised Patients Using Valves or on Free Drainage

Presenter: Bashir Lwaleed

Lwaleed B¹, Tan X¹, Tudball T², Talukdar T¹, Avery M¹, Cooper A³, Birch B⁴, Fader M¹
1. Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK, 2. Solent NHS Trust, Southampton, UK, 3. School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences, Portsmouth University, Portsmouth, UK, 4. Department of Urology, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, Southampton, UK
Anatomy, Basic Science, Pathophysiology, Incontinence

13:37

#566 Development of an effective and acceptable cleaning method to allow safe re-use of plain, uncoated catheters for intermittent catheterisation

Presenter: Sandra Wilks

Wilks S¹, Morris N², Delgado D², Prieto J¹, Moore K³, Macaulay M⁴, Fader M¹
1. University of Southampton, Southampton, UK, 2. Bristol Urological Institute, Bristol, UK, 3. University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 4. University College London, London, UK
Infection, Urinary Tract, Imaging, New Devices, Nursing

13:45

#567 Design features of penile compression clamps influence the biomechanical status of penile soft tissues

Presenter: Ariel Levy

Levy A¹, Fader M², Bader D L³, Gefen A¹
1. Department of Biomedical Engineering, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, 2. Faculty of Health Sciences University of Southampton UK, 3. Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK
Biomechanics, Imaging, Male, Mathematical or statistical modelling, Incontinence

13:52

#568 Patient’s perceptions on the use of prophylaxis antibiotics for recurrent urinary tract infection when using intermittent self-catheterisation

Presenter: Doreen McClurg

McClurg D¹, Walker K¹, Coyle J¹, Pickard R²
1. Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professions Research Unit, Glasgow Caledonian University, 2. Professor of Urology, Newcstle University and on behalf of the ANTIC team
Infection, Urinary Tract, Prevention, Quality of Life (QoL)

14:00

#569 Complexity of urinary tract infection (UTI) diagnosis and management: Qualitative study of intermittent catheter (IC) users’ experiences of UTI in the UK

Presenter: Ikumi Okamoto

Okamoto I¹, Prieto J¹, Avery M¹, Sartain S¹, Macaulay M², Fader M¹
1. University of Southampton, 2. University College London
Infection, Urinary Tract, Incontinence, Quality of Life (QoL)

14:07

#570 An assessment of the impact of short term catheterisation in men and women using validated questionnaires.

Presenter: Toby Page

Fox J¹, Page T², Pickard R³
1. Newcastle University, Newcastle,UK, 2. Freeman hospital, Newcastle, 3. Freeman Hospital, Newcastle
Quality of Life (QoL), Questionnaire, Prospective Study, Bladder Outlet Obstruction

14:15

#571 Clean intermittent catheterization as a treatment modality for urinary retention: perception of the urologist

Presenter: François Hervé

Hervé F¹, Weynants L¹, Pieters R¹, Decalf V¹, Kumps C¹, Everaert K¹
1. Ghent University Hospital
Conservative Treatment, Questionnaire, Voiding Dysfunction

14:22

#572 An intra –and inter-rater reliability study of the measurement of pelvic floor muscle function using manometry.

Presenter: Merete Tennfjord

Tennfjord M¹, Hilde G², Ellstrøm-Engh M³, Bø K⁴
1. Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Department of Sports Medicine/Akershus university hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2. Akershus university hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 3. Akershus university hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology/University of Oslo, Institute of Clinical Medicine, 4. Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Department of Sports Medicine
Pelvic Floor, Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation

14:30

#573 Objectively improving appropriateness of pads prescription to patients with urinary incontinence: a pad test-based study

Presenter: Emilio Sacco

Sacco E¹, Bientinesi R¹, Gandi C¹
1. Urology Department, Agostino Gemelli University Hospital Foundation, Catholic University Medical School of Rome
Incontinence, Pad Test, Conservative Treatment

14:37

#574 Urinary tract infection frequency correlates with bowel problems among catheter users

Presenter: Maria Aberg Hakansson

Sigvardsson S¹, Aberg Hakansson M¹, Neovius K², Lundqvist T¹
1. Wellspect Healthcare, 2. Cyclo AB
Questionnaire, Bowel Evacuation Dysfunction, Infection, Urinary Tract

14:45

#575 A novel, evidence-based method for reprocessing catheters used for intermittent catheterisation

Presenter: Margaret Macaulay

Macaulay M¹, Morris N², Wilks S³, Delgado D², Prieto J⁴, Fader M⁵
1. Continence & Skin Technology Group, University College London, 2. Bristol Urological Institute, 3. Centre for Biological Sciences, University of Southampton/Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, 4. Faculty of health Sciences, University of Southampton, 5. Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton
Incontinence, Infection, Urinary Tract, New Devices, Underactive Bladder, Nursing

14:52

#576 Does monthly self-removal of vaginal ring pessaries for stress incontinence/ prolapse reduce complication rates? A 5 year audit

Presenter: Kate Hilda Moore

Daneel L¹, te West N I², Moore K H²
1. Department of Urogynaecology, St George Hospital, School of Women’s and Children’s Health, Sydney, Australia, 2. Department of Urogynaecology, St George Hospital, School of Women’s and Children’s Health, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Conservative Treatment, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Stress Urinary Incontinence

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