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    What are the indications for urodynamic testing in older adults with incontinence?

    Lopez, Ricardo
    Smith, Peter C.
    Thering, Ann
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    Abstract
    Urodynamic testing is indicated for older adults with incontinence when the underlying cause remains unclear (Grade of Recommendation: B, based on multiple well designed, but inconsistent, randomized controlled trials [RCTs]). Simple cystometry -- specifically, measuring post void residual and bladder capacity -- is helpful in the evaluation of urinary incontinence when the cause has remained unclear. It may also offer benefit when surgery is under consideration, when there is a history of genitourinary surgery, or when a conservative therapeutic trial has not had an adequate response (Grade of Recommendation: C, based on a small number of RCTs, retrospective cohort studies and systemic reviews).
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    Journal of family practice, 51, no. 12 (December 2002): 1077.
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