Studies of bladder sensations are often invasive and therefore aggravating for patients with an overactive bladder. Aim of this PhD research was the development of non-invasive methods and an understandable and applicable terminology to evaluate bladder sensations. In focus groups, a constant urine production was generated by a so-called ‘water load protocol’. This protocol, combined with a constant focus on the bladder, offers the possibility to evaluate in a non-invasive way the origin of the sensation of having to urinate, and to establish a clear and applicable terminology. Also by keeping a sensation-related urination diary that contains a scale for the degree of the urge and the degree of bladder fullness, bladder sensations can be ev...
Objective To present and describe a non-invasive method to study the origin and development of bladd...
Objective To present and describe a non-invasive method to study the origin and development of bladd...
Determining bladder sensation pattern in healthy people is challenging, as there is sparse evidence ...
Studies of bladder sensations are often invasive and therefore aggravating for patients with an over...
Studies of bladder sensations are often invasive and therefore aggravating for patients with an over...
INTRODUCTION AND HYPOTHESIS: The objective was to review different methods that have been used to as...
INTRODUCTION AND HYPOTHESIS: The objective was to review different methods that have been used to as...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Urinary bladder sensation is a pre-Requisite of a normal bladder control. Understanding the physiolo...
Aims: To describe the bladder sensations experienced during non-invasive rapid bladder filling in a ...
Aims: To describe the bladder sensations experienced during non-invasive rapid bladder filling in a ...
Aims: To describe the bladder sensations experienced during non-invasive rapid bladder filling in a ...
Objective To present and describe a non-invasive method to study the origin and development of bladd...
Objective To present and describe a non-invasive method to study the origin and development of bladd...
Determining bladder sensation pattern in healthy people is challenging, as there is sparse evidence ...
Studies of bladder sensations are often invasive and therefore aggravating for patients with an over...
Studies of bladder sensations are often invasive and therefore aggravating for patients with an over...
INTRODUCTION AND HYPOTHESIS: The objective was to review different methods that have been used to as...
INTRODUCTION AND HYPOTHESIS: The objective was to review different methods that have been used to as...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Aims Disturbed bladder sensations, or in broader terms, sensory dysfunctions are increasingly recogn...
Urinary bladder sensation is a pre-Requisite of a normal bladder control. Understanding the physiolo...
Aims: To describe the bladder sensations experienced during non-invasive rapid bladder filling in a ...
Aims: To describe the bladder sensations experienced during non-invasive rapid bladder filling in a ...
Aims: To describe the bladder sensations experienced during non-invasive rapid bladder filling in a ...
Objective To present and describe a non-invasive method to study the origin and development of bladd...
Objective To present and describe a non-invasive method to study the origin and development of bladd...
Determining bladder sensation pattern in healthy people is challenging, as there is sparse evidence ...