Urodynamics: Common Questions, Concerns and Misconceptions

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1. Objective Diagnosis

2. Clinical Trials

3. Guiding Management

4. Invasiveness

5. Reimbursement

6. Patient Perspective

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Urodynamics: Common Questions, Concerns and Misconceptions

Pages in Urodynamics: Common Questions, Concerns and Misconceptions

1. Objective Diagnosis

How important is objective diagnosis in functional urology?

2. Clinical Trials

Some well-known clinical trials suggest doing urodynamics makes no difference to patient outcomes?

3. Guiding Management

Does urodynamic investigation really guide management choices?

4. Invasiveness

How invasive is urodynamics? Especially when compared to ‘minimally invasive’ surgery?

5. Reimbursement

Isn’t it difficult to get reimbursement for urodynamics?

6. Patient Perspective

Do patients really care what exactly is causing their symptoms?

Videos 1-6 with translated subtitles

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