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CONGRESS OF THE ESPU

11:35–11:38

S24-2 (PP)

IS THERE A CHARACTERISTIC UROFLOW PATTERN FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER (OAB)

Kenneth GLASSBERG 

1

, Jason VAN BATAVIA 

2

and Andrew COMBS 

3

1 Columbia UniversityMedical Center, Urology, Remsenburg, USA

2 The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Pediatric Urology, Philadelphia, USA

3 Weill Cornell Medical Center, Urology, New York, USA

11:38–11:41

S24-3 (PP)

A NON-INVASIVE APPROACH TO DETERMINE THE TYPE AND SEVERITY OF VOIDING-DEFECATION

DYSFUNCTIONS IN CHILDREN FOR A FAVORABLE OUTCOME

Abdurrahman ONEN

Onen Cocuk Urolojisi Merkezi, Paediatric Surgery, Diyarbakir, TURKEY

11:41–11:44

S24-4 (PP)

THE ROLE OF STRUCTERED BIOFEEDBACK IN THE TREATMENT OF VOIDING DYSFUNCTION:

WHEN AND HOW BIOFEEDBACK?

Abdurrahman ONEN

Onen Cocuk Urolojisi Merkezi, Paediatric Urology, Diyarbakir, TURKEY

11:44–11:47

S24-5 (PP)

THE EFFECT OF BIOFEEDBACK THERAPY ON VOIDING DYSFUNCTION SYMPTOM SCORE IN CHILDREN

WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION

Bahadir TOPUZ 

1

, Giray ERGIN 

2

, Sercan YILMAZ 

1

, Hasan Cem IRKILATA 

1

, Yusuf KIBAR 

1

and Musa Murat DAYANÇ 

3

1 Gülhane military medical academy, Urology, Ankara, TURKEY

2 Koru hospital, Urology, Ankara, TURKEY

3 Liv hospital, Pediatric urology, Ankara, TURKEY

11:47–12:08

Discussion

ESPU Meeting on Saturday 25, June 2016, 12:08–12:56

S25: NEUROPATHIC BLADDER

Moderators: Antonio Macedo (Brazil), Raimund Stein (Germany)

12:08–12:11

S25-1 (PP)

DETERMINING WHICH SPINA BIFIDA PATIENTS WITH AN ELEVATED DETRUSOR LEAK POINT

PRESSURE (DLPP) ARE AT GREATEST RISK FOR DEVELOPING UPPER TRACT COMPROMISE: THE VALUE

OF THE “REINSERTION TECHNIQUE”

Kenneth GLASSBERG 

1

and Andrew COMBS 

2

1 Columbia University Medical Center, Urology, Remsenburg, USA

2 Weill Cornell Medical Center, Urology, New York, USA