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- Multiple intermittent catheterization attempts can cause anxiety, stress, and can traumatize the urethra. Diane Newman discusses the importance of understanding the benefits of the catheter tip to eliminate difficulty with inserting a catheter for intermittent catheterization. Polished, smooth eyelets may decrease urethral trauma from repeated catheterizations. Biographies: Diane K. Newman, DNP FA...
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- Diane Newman presents new embedded technology used in hydrophilic catheters for intermittent catheterizations. FeelClean™ Technology with a GentleCath™ Glide has a hydrophilic coating embedded in the catheter surface. The low friction hydrophilic catheter has a smooth, slippery surface and is designed to make cathing easier. The FeelClean™ Technology is designed to reduce the residuals and mess le...
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- Diane Newman presents a state-of-the-art lecture on the evidence to support the use of urinary catheters for intermittent catheterization. She identifies the indications in short and long-term complications of intermittent catheterization. She also classifies the components of intermittent catheterization, differentiates each catheter reuse and single use, identifies current evidence-based researc...
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- Diane Newman and David Ginsberg discuss the key recommendations of the AUA/SUFU guidelines on adult neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction, diagnosis, and evaluation. Dr. Ginsberg gives a deep background on neurogenic bladder and some of the challenges that tend to arise when treating these patients. They also discuss the quality of life for patients who are living with adult neurogenic lower...
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- Jeanette Potts talks with Diane Newman about the frequent misdiagnosis and misuse of the term "prostatitis." Dr. Potts critiques the medical community for using prostatitis as a catch-all term, asserting that genuine cases occur less than 5% of the time and advocates for stringent diagnostic procedures like localization cultures. She also challenges the term "chronic pelvic pain," describing it as...
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- Joining Diane Newman is Paul Yoo to discuss his presentation from this year's SUFU annual meeting on saphenous nerve stimulation. In this particular study, Dr. Yoo's lab was interested in the mechanistic pathway through which saphenous nerve stimulation can modulate bladder function, and how this could be translated to patients with overactive bladder. Biographies: Paul Yoo, Ph.D., PEng, Associate...
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- Diane Newman is joined by Anne Agur to share how they collect data to develop novel models of the human saphenous nerve. These novel models of the human saphenous nerve will be used to develop neuromodulation therapy approaches, both an engineering finite element approach, and for clinicians to look at electrode placement. The 3D data provides a very precise in situ map of the distribution of the...
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- In this 2021 LUGPA CME presentation, Dr Briana Walton presents urogynecology controversies, the current landscape of female pelvic medicine, and reconstructive surgery. She focuses on issues that reconstructive surgeons are facing and how the landscape of treatment for disorders of the pelvic floor is shifting as women are demanding different care. Biographies: Briana Walton, MD, Female Pelvic Med...
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- In this conversation, Roger Dmochowski, David Chaikin, & Vijay Goli discuss the United States (US) Federal Drug Administration (FDA) cleared single-use disposable UroViu cystoscopic platform and share their experience with the device as well as the economic implications for Urology and UroGynecology practices. If you are interested in a demo, you can reach the UroViu Corporation via their website:...
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- Diane Newman is joined by J Curtis Nickel as he highlights his 2021 American Urological Association (AUA) presentation of a novel sublingual vaccine for the prevention of urinary tract infections in women. Dr. Nickels starts with a background on MV140, a self-administered submucosal vaccine. At the AUA Dr. Nickel presented the pivotal, randomized placebo-controlled trial, in which subjects were ra...
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