Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders
 2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.msard.2021.103439
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The neurogenic bladder characteristics and treatment approaches in the patients with multiple sclerosis

Ender Erden
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Murat Ersöz
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Tülay Tiftik
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“…La mitad de los pacientes con esclerosis múltiple que no presentan síntomas clínicos tendrán alteraciones en estudios urodinámicos. 2 El funcionamiento vesical requiere la integridad de reflejos del sistema nervioso autónomo con participación de estructuras centrales en corteza frontal, tallo cerebral y médula espinal. 3 La disfunción de la vejiga se puede clasificar en tres categorías: 4 1.…”
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Sección IV: Tratamiento sintomático en esclerosis múltiple<br>Capítulo 4<br>Disfunción vesical, sexual e intestinal

Gómez Arias
2023
Neurología, Neurocirugía Y Psiquiatría
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“…La mitad de los pacientes con esclerosis múltiple que no presentan síntomas clínicos tendrán alteraciones en estudios urodinámicos. 2 El funcionamiento vesical requiere la integridad de reflejos del sistema nervioso autónomo con participación de estructuras centrales en corteza frontal, tallo cerebral y médula espinal. 3 La disfunción de la vejiga se puede clasificar en tres categorías: 4 1.…”
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Sección IV: Tratamiento sintomático en esclerosis múltiple<br>Capítulo 4<br>Disfunción vesical, sexual e intestinal

Gómez Arias
2023
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Neuroprosthetics

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The relationship between severity of overactive bladder symptoms and cognitive dysfunction, anxiety and depression in female patients with multiple sclerosis

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Bardak2,
Yıldız3
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