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Pharmakologie der Drang- und Belastungsharninkontinenz

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Inkontinenz- und Deszensuschirurgie der Frau

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Die Harninkontinenz nimmt aufgrund der Verschiebung der Bevölkerungsstrukturen hin zu höherem Lebensalter stetig zu. Sie stellt aber nicht nur gesellschaftlich, sondern auch ökonomisch und medizinisch ein steigendes und zu bewältigendes Problem dar.

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Hegele, A. (2009). Pharmakologie der Drang- und Belastungsharninkontinenz. In: Inkontinenz- und Deszensuschirurgie der Frau. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-79938-2_8

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