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UUI
(redirected from Urge Urinary Incontinence)

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UUIUser-To-User Information
UUIUrge Urinary Incontinence
UUIUnion of Unemployed in Iraq
UUIUser to User Interface
UUIUltimate User Interface (computing)
UUIUnit Under Inspection


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The patient's past pelvic-floor medical history consisted of urge urinary incontinence for which she reported undergoing 5 or 6 visits of biofeedback training and Kegel exercises a few months prior to this examination.
Managing a patient's constipation with physical therapy by Haskvitz, Esther M. / Physical Therapy
It is different from urge urinary incontinence (UUI), the complaint of involuntary urine loss associated with or immediately preceded by a strong and urgent desire to void, which may be caused by uncontrolled bladder contractions.
Stress urinary incontinence in active elderly women by Ouslander, Joseph G. / Southern Medical Journal
HCFA also said that pelvic floor stimulators inserted into the vaginal canal or the rectum would be covered as reasonable and necessary for the treatment of stress and urge urinary incontinence.
Nonsurgical Options for Treating Incontinence by Nursing Homes
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