Showing papers by "Ron van Mastrigt published in 2002"

TL;DR: Instead of defining obstruction as an absolute level of bladder outlet resistance, it is suggested that it is better to define it relatively, that is as a level ofadder outlet resistance that depends on bladder contractility.

TL;DR: Considering the bother and risk to the patient and the cost of invasive measurements it is thought that a 20-30% gain in efficiency at a 5% risk of unjustly declaring a patient unobstructed makes a flow rate prescreening procedure cost effective in the diagnosis of bladder outlet obstruction.