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Psychiatric aspects of female incontinence L. M. MorrisonM. MorrisonE. S. Glen Original Article Pages: 69 - 72
Computerized urological history taking: Its development and application in an open access Incontinence Resource Center E. S. GlenD. R. SmallL. Cherry Original Article Pages: 73 - 76
Bladder function following randomization to two different radical hysterectomy procedures: A prospective study R. MilaniA. MaggioniC. Mangioni Original Article Pages: 77 - 80
Obstetric and gynecological lesions of the ureter: Experience with 88 injuries F. P. SelvaggiM. BattagliaP. Martino Original Article Pages: 81 - 84
Sphincter function in the urethra and the anal canal: A comparison in women with manifest urinary incontinence K. HaademJ. A. DahlstromG. Lingman Original Article Pages: 85 - 89
Comparison of a simple cystometer with a multichannel cystometer in females with voiding dysfunction J. S. Wheeler JrR. M. NiecestroJ. S. Walter Original Article Pages: 90 - 93
Urinary catheter sterilization with microwave oven C -J. LianR. B. Bracken Original Article Pages: 94 - 97
Does uterine ventrosuspension affect voiding efficiency? G. LoseElisabeth DiernaesT. Sørensen Original Article Pages: 98 - 100
Screening tests for detrusor instability in clinical urodynamics A. Cucchi Review Article Pages: 101 - 104
Behavioral risk factors for urinary tract infections in women L. Leibovici Review Article Pages: 105 - 107
Surgical treatment of urethral diverticula in females with focus on transurethral techniques J. Miskowiak Review Article Pages: 112 - 114
Magnetic resonance imaging in female stress incontinence C. G. KlutkeS. Raz Special Contribution Pages: 115 - 118
