ICS MEETINGS

ICS and IUGA 2004 Scientific Programme

Wednesday 25th August 2004

09:30 to 11:00 Session 1
Plenary Podium - Questionnaires and Epidemiology - Main Auditorium

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
09:30	1	Avery K¹, Abrams P¹, Chadwick M¹, Donovan J² 1. Bristol Urological Institute, 2. University of Bristol	DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE ICIQ MODULES
09:45	2	Baessler K¹, O'Neill S², Maher C¹, Battistutta D³ 1. Royal Women's, Mater and Wesley Hospitals, 2. Royal Women's Hospital, 3. School of Public Health, QUT	A VALIDATED FEMALE PELVIC FLOOR QUESTIONNAIRE FOR CLINICIANS AND RESEARCHERS
10:00	3	Abrams P¹, Avery K¹, Zyczynski T², Kopp Z², Coyne K³ 1. Bristol Urological Institute, 2. Pfizer, Inc., 3. MEDTAP International, Inc.	MEASURING PATIENT OUTCOMES IN OAB: THE OAB-q, ICIQ OAB-q SF AND SCREENER
10:15	4	Slieker-ten Hove M C P¹, Vierhout M², Bloembergen H³, Schoenmaker G⁴ 1. Erasmus Medical Center, Department of Gynecology, 2. University Medical Center Nijmegen, 3. Erasmus Medical Center, Medical Faculty, 4. General Practitioners group Brielle, NL	Distribution of Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) in the general population; prevalence, severity, etiology and relation with the function of the pelvic floor muscles.
10:30	5	Morison M¹, Staines H¹, Sullivan F², Wilson P³, Stone D³, Tappin D³, Henderson M¹ 1. University of Abertay Dundee, 2. University of Dundee, 3. University of Glasgow	Natural history of the acquisition of night-time bladder control: tracking study to follow children from age 3 1/2 years living in Scotland
10:45	6	Morris A R¹, Mullan G², Roscioli T², Buckley M F², Moore K H¹ 1. Pelvic Floor Unit, St George Hospital, Sydney, 2. Department of Haematology and Genetics, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney	A genetic linkage study of detrusor overactivity

14:00 to 15:30 Session 2
Podium - Pregnancy & Delivery - Blue Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	7	Farrell S¹, Baskett T ¹, Farrell K¹ 1. Dalhousie University	The Choice of Elective Cesarean Delivery in Obstetrics: How does the risk of pelvic floor injury influence clinical decision-making
14:15	8	Goldberg R¹, Gandhi S¹, Abramov Y¹, Botros S¹, Nickolov A¹, Sherman W¹, Sand P¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University	Delivery Mode is the Major Determinant of Stress Urinary Incontinence in Parous Women: Analysis of 288 Identical Twins
14:30	9	Abramov Y¹, Sand P K¹, Gandhi S¹, Botros S¹, Nickolov A², Sherman W¹, Goldberg R P¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine, 2. Center on Outcomes, Research and Education, Evanston Northwestern Healthcare	Prevalence and Risk Factors for Anal Incontinence: New Insight Through an Identical Twin Sisters Study
14:45	10	Morkved S¹, Salvesen K Å ² 1. Norwegian University of Science and Technology, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Trondheim University Hospital St. Olav, N-7006 Trondheim, N	Does pelvic floor muscle training during pregnancy have an effect on labour?
15:00	11	Fernando R¹, Sultan A², Kettle C¹, Radley S³, Jones P⁴, O'Brien S¹ 1. University Hospital of North Staffordshire, Stoke on Trent, 2. Mayday University Hospital, Croydon, Surrey, 3. Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, 4. Keele University, Staffordshire	A randomised trial of overlap vs end-to-end primary repair of the anal sphincter
15:15	12	Goh J¹, Carey M¹, Tjandra J² 1. Royal Women's Hospital, 2. Royal Melbourne Hospital	Direct end-to-end or overlapping delayed anal sphincter repair for anal incontinence: long-term results of a prospective randomised trial

14:00 to 15:30 Session 3
Podium - Urodynamics - Maillot Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	13	Al-Hayek S¹, Thomas A¹, Abrams P¹ 1. Bristol Urological Institute	The natural history of detrusor contractility: Minimum 10-year urodynamic follow up in men with bladder outlet obstruction and those with detrusor underactivity.
14:15	14	Harding C¹, Robson W¹, Drinnan M¹, Ramsden P ¹, Griffiths C¹, Pickard R¹ 1. Freeman Hospital, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK	VARIATION OF INVASIVE AND NON-INVASIVE MEASUREMENTS OF ISOVOLUMETRIC BLADDER PRESSURE ACCORDING TO BLADDER VOLUME
14:30	15	Belal M¹, Blake C¹, Harding C², McIntosh S², Griffiths C², Robson W², Drinnan M ², Ramsden P², Pickard R², Abrams P¹ 1. Bristol Urological Institute, 2. Freeman Hospital, Newcastle	Detrusor contractility is greater in male patients with detrusor overactivity
14:45	16	Zimmern P¹, Nager C¹, Albo M¹, Fitzgerald M¹, Mohr B¹, McDermott S¹ 1. Urinary Incontinence Treatment Network (UITN)	Urodynamic inter-rater reliability between local and central physician reviewers for the filling cystometrogram in SISTEr (Stress Incontinence Surgical Treatment Efficacy Trial)
15:00	17	Rahmanou P¹, Chaliha C¹, Scholfield D², Skillern L², Khullar V¹ 1. Department of Urogynaecology, St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College, London, 2. Pfizer Limited	Reliability testing of urethral function in women with mixed urinary incontinence.
15:15	18	Mueller E¹, Kenton K¹, Mahajan S¹, Fitzgerald M P¹, Brubaker L ¹ 1. Loyola University Medical Center	STRIATED URETHRAL SPHINCTER ACTIVITY IS NOT AFFECTED BY PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE DESPITE CHANGES IN MAXIMAL URETHRAL CLOSURE PRESSURE.

14:00 to 15:30 Session 4
Poster - Pelvic Floor Surgery - Main Auditorium

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	19	Krause H¹, Goh J¹, Forward M², Bennett M² 1. Royal Women's Hospital, 2. University of Queensland	Biomechanical properties of meshes
14:07	20	Krause H¹, Goh J¹, Khoo S K², Williams R³, Galloway S³ 1. Royal Women's Hospital, 2. University of Queensland, 3. St Vincent's Hospital	Biocompatible properties of surgical mesh using an animal model
14:15	21	Moore R¹, Miklos J¹, Knoll L D², Dupont M³, Winkler H A⁴, Lind L⁴, Kohli N⁵, Serels S⁶, Karram M⁷, Walters M⁸, Davila W⁹ 1. Northside Hospital, 2. Center for Urological Treatment, 3. Dupont Center for Urology/Urogynecology, 4. North Shore University Hospital, 5. Brigham & Women's Hospital, 6. Urology Associates of Norwalk, 7. Good Samaritan Hospital, 8. Cleveland Clinic, 9. Cleveland Clinic Florida	Preliminary Procedural and Safety Data from the United States Clinical Study on the AMS Monarc™ Subfascial Hammock
14:22	22	Waltregny D¹, Reul O¹, Bonnet P¹, de Leval J¹ 1. University of Liege	Inside-out transobturator vaginal tape (TVT-O): Short-term results of a prospective study
14:30	23	Schraffordt S¹, Bisseling T², Heintz P³, Vervest H² 1. Meander Medical Centre, 2. Elisabeth Hospital Tilburg, 3. University Medical Center Utrecht	Does tension changes the outcome of TVT? A prospective multicentre study of 809 patients.
14:37	24	Birch C¹, Fynes M² 1. St. George's Hospital Medical School, 2. t. George's Hospital Medical School	MESH EROSION COMPLICATING VAGINAL SURGERY FOR THE CORRECTION OF POSTERIOR COMPARTMENT PROLAPSE
14:45	25	Maher C¹, Qatawneh A², Baessler K ¹, Cropper M ³, Schluter P⁴ 1. Mater & Royal Women's Urogynaecology, 2. Mater and Royal Women's, 3. Royal Women's Urogynaecology, 4. University QLD	Laparoscopic colposuspension or Tension-free Vaginal Tape for recurrent stress urinary incontinence and or ISD: A randomised control trial.
14:52	26	Foote A¹, Carne C¹, Lowndes C¹ 1. Calvary Hospital	LAPAROSCOPIC COLPOSUSPENSION VS VAGINAL MESH SLING: A RANDOMISED PROSPECTIVE TRIAL
15:00	27	De Ridder D¹, Claerhout F², Verleyen P¹, Boulanger S ¹, Deprest J ² 1. Urology, University Hospitals KU Leuven, 2. Gynecology, University Hospitals KU Leuven	Porcine dermis xenograft as reinforcement for cystocoele stage III repair: a prospective randomized controlled trial
15:07	28	Guerette N¹, Davila G W¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Florida	Can Discrete Vaginal Fascial Defects be Accurately Identified Pre-operatively?
15:15	29	Abramov Y¹, Gandhi S¹, Goldberg R ¹, Botros S¹, Kwon C², Sherman W¹, Sand P¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine, 2. Division of Urogynecology, New York University School of Medicine	Does Discrete Site-Specific Defect Repair Offer Better Objective or Subjective Outcomes Than Standard Posterior Colporrhaphy?
15:22	30	Kim J¹, Kim T¹, Lim K¹, Joo K¹ 1. Samsung Cheil Hospital & Women's Healthcare Center, Sungkyunkwan University, School of Medicine	Hysterectomy; Is it essential for the correction of uterine prolapse?

16:00 to 17:00 Session 5
Poster - Lower Bowel Dysfunction - Main Auditorium

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
16:00	31	Dietz H P¹, Eldridge A ², Grace M², Clarke B³ 1. RPAH Sydney, 2. QIMR Brisbane, 3. RWH Brisbane	THE PREVALENCE OF RECTOVAGINAL FASCIAL DEFECTS IN YOUNG NULLIPARAE: CAN RECTOCELE BE A CONGENITAL CONDITION?
16:07	32	Faltin D¹, Otero M¹, Floris L¹, Sangalli M², Bianchi-Demicheli F¹, Vieille J¹, Weil A¹, Irion O¹, Boulvain M¹ 1. University Hospitals of Geneva, 2. Women's health service, Wellington Hospital	Womens health, incontinence and sexual life 18 years after an anal sphincter tear at childbirth
16:15	33	Andrews V¹, Thakar R¹, Sultan A¹ 1. Mayday University Hospital	Occult anal sphincter injuries -- myth or reality?
16:22	34	Balmforth J¹, Gladman M², Cardozo L¹, Williams N² 1. Kings College Hospital, 2. Barts and The London	Women With Rectal Outlet Obstruction Have Altered Bladder Function
16:30	35	Hinninghofen H¹, Liu M², Merletti R³, Bottin A³, Enck P⁴ 1. Clinic for General Surgery, Neurogastroenterology, 2. Clinic for General Surgery, University Hospitals Tuebingen, Germany , 3. LISiN Bioengineering Center, Dept. of Electronics, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, ITALY., 4. Center for Medical Research, University Hospitals Tuebingen, Germany	Within and across subject reproducibility of the multi-electrode surface EMG from the external anal sphincter.
16:37	36	Rizk D¹, Mensah-Brown E¹, Patel M¹, Chandranath S ¹, Naseer O¹, Ahmed I¹, Al-Haj M¹, Adem A¹ 1. Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences	EFFECTS OF OVARIECTOMY AND HORMONE REPLACEMENT ON SUBMUCOSAL COLLAGEN AND BLOOD VESSELS OF THE ANAL CANAL OF RATS
16:45	37	Sakakibara R¹, Uchiyama T¹, Liu Z¹, Yamamoto T¹, Ito T¹, Yamanishi T², Hattori T¹ 1. Neurology Department Chiba University, 2. Urology Dokkyo Medical College	Mosapride citrate, a novel 5-HT4 agonist and partial 5-HT3 antagonist, ameliorates constipation in parkinsonian patients
16:52	38	Culligan P¹, Blackwell L¹, Murphy M¹, Ziegler C², Heit M¹ 1. University of Louisville, Division of Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery, 2. University of Louisville	A blinded, sham-controlled trial of postpartum extracorporeal magnetic innervation to restore pelvic muscle strength in primiparous patients

16:00 to 17:00 Session 6
Poster - Basic Science & Pharmacology - Blue Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
16:00	39	Masuda H¹, Chancellor M¹, Kihara K², de Groat W³, Yoshimura N⁴ 1. Department of Urology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, 2. Department of Urology and Reproductive Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 3. Department of Pharmacology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, 4. Department of Urology and Pharmacology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	DIFFERENTIAL ROLES OF CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NITRIC OXIDE MECHANISMS IN THE REGULATION OF LOWER URINARY TRACT FUNCTION IN THE RAT
16:07	40	Burcher E¹, Mansfield K J¹, Liu L¹, Vaux K J², Moore K H³ 1. University of New South Wales, 2. Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, 3. St George Hospital, University of New South Wales, Australia	AGE-RELATED DECREASE IN MUSCARINIC M3 BUT NOT M2 RECEPTOR mRNA IN THE MALE DETRUSOR MUSCLE.
16:15	41	Levin R¹, Whitbeck C¹, Chichester P¹, Badger W ² 1. Albany College of Pharmacy and Stratton VAMC, 2. Albany Medical College	The Effect of Acute Ovariectomy on Rabbit Bladder Blood Flow and Oxygen Tension
16:22	42	Hayashi F¹, de Groat W¹, Roppolo J¹, Birder L¹, Griffiths D¹, Tai C¹, Bergamin L¹, Wu H¹, Kanai A¹ 1. University of Pittsburgh	Increased Gap Junction Connectivity and Focal Pacemaker Activity in the Bladder Following Spinal Cord Injury may Lead to Urinary Incontinence - Revealed through Optical Imaging
16:30	43	Nagabukuro H¹, Hashimoto T¹, Iwata M¹, Ishihara Y¹, Doi T¹ 1. Takeda Chemical Industries	Effects of tamsulosin, an alpha1-adrenergic antagonist, and TAK-802, a novel acetylcholinesterase inhibitor, and their synergistic effects on the urodynamic characteristics in a guinea pig model of functional bladder outlet obstruction
16:37	44	Yamanishi T¹, Yasuda K¹, Kitahara S¹, Nakanishi K¹, Sakakibara R², Uchiyama T², Yoshida K¹, IIzuka H³ 1. Dokkyo University, 2. Chiba University, 3. Mitsubishi Pharma Corporation	Effects of 138-355, a beta3-adrenoceptor selective agonist, on relaxation of the human detrusor muscle in vitro
16:45	45	Dasgupta J¹, Elliott R², Tincello D² 1. University Hospitals of Leicester, 2. University of Leicester	Do artificial sweeteners affect bladder contraction?
16:52	46	Yamada S¹, Oki T¹, Sakakura K¹, Komoto I², Yoshida K², Kimura R¹ 1. Department of Biopharmaceutical Sciences, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Shizuoka, 2. Pharmacokinetics Research Lab., Taiho Pharmaceutical Co.Ltd.	Decline of salivary muscarinic receptor blocking activity of propiverine hydrochloride by the long-term administration

16:00 to 17:15 Session 7
Poster - Pelvic Floor Dysfunction & Male Urinary Disorder - Maillot Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
16:00	47	Hoyte L¹, Jakab M², Shott S ³, Brubaker L¹ 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. Harvard Medical School, 3. Rush University	Does your bony pelvic shape determine your pelvic soft tissue destiny? Results of a 3D MRI study.
16:07	48	Abrams P¹, Mattiasson A ², Van Kerrebroeck P³, Robertson G⁴ 1. Department of Urology, Bristol UK, 2. Dept. of Urology, Lund, Sweden, 3. Dept. of Urology, Maastricht the Netherlands, 4. Dept. of Medicine, Chicago IL, USA	Is nocturnal polyuria a key factor in nocturia?
16:15	49	Kojima Y¹, Sasaki S ¹, Kohri K¹, Shinoura H², Tsujimoto G³ 1. Department of Nephro-urology, Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences, 2. Department of Molecular, cell Pharmacology, National Research Institute for Child Health Development, 3. Department of Genomic Drug Discovery Sciences, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kyoto University	CORRELATION BETWEEN ALPHA1-ADRENORECEPTOR SUBTYPE MRNA EXPRESSION LEVEL AND EFFICACY OF NAFTOPIDIL FOR BPH PATIENTS
16:22	50	Kim J C¹, Park E Y¹, Seo S I¹, Park Y H¹, Hwang T¹ 1. Dept. of Urology, Kangnam St. Mary's Hospital, The Catholic University of Korea	DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY AND CONNEXIN EXPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION DUE TO BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA
16:30	51	Valentini F¹, Besson G ², Nelson P ² 1. E349 INSERM-Université Pierre et Marie Curie Paris FRANCE, 2. E349 INSERM-Paris FRANCE	IS EVALUATION OF URETHRAL OBSTRUCTION AND DETRUSOR FORCE POSSIBLE FROM COUPLING OF DATA FROM ONE FREE UROFLOW AND ONE PENILE CUFF TEST IN PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT (BPE)? PRELIMINARY STUDY
16:37	52	Dubbelman Y D¹, Groen J¹, Bosch R¹ 1. Erasmus Medical Center	Postprostatectomy incontinence: significance of the pre-operative urethral pressure profile and the role of physiotherapy
16:45	53	Dorey G¹, Speakman M¹, Feneley R¹, Dunn C¹, Swinkels A ¹, Ewings P² 1. University of the West of England, 2. Taunton and Somerset NHST Hospital	A randomised controlled trial of pelvic floor exercises for post-micturition dribble in men with erectile dysfunction
16:52	54	van Voskuilen A¹, van Kerrebroeck P ¹, van den Homberg U², Approval Study Group P ³ 1. Academisch Ziekenhuis Maastricht, The Netherlands, 2. Medtronic, Tolochenaz, Switzerland, 3. multicenter	Long-term efficacy, safety and quality of life results of Sacral Neuromodulation for the treatment of voiding dysfunction’s: Outcomes from a prospective, worldwide clinical study
17:00	55	Hansen J¹, Fjorback M V¹, Media S², Nøhr M³, Biering-Sørensen F⁴, Sinkjær T¹, Rijkhoff N J M¹ 1. Center for Sensory-Motor Interaction, Aalborg University, Denmark, 2. Paraplegic function, Rheumatological Department, Viborg Hospital, Denmark, 3. Department of Urology, Aalborg Hospital, Denmark, 4. Clinic for Para- and Tetraplegia, Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark	Automatic Event Driven Electrical Stimulation For Treatment Of Neurogenic Detrusor Overactivity In Spinal Cord Injured Patients
17:07	56	Voss Fjorback M¹, Rijkhoff N¹, Petersen T ², Nohr M ³, Sinkjaer T¹ 1. Center for Sensory-Moter Interaction, 2. The Centre for Multiple Sclerosis in Ry, 3. Department of Urology, Aalborg Hospital	Conditional Electrical Stimulation of the Dorsal Penile/Clitoral Nerve for Management of Neurogenic Detrusor Overactivity in Multiple Sclerosis

Thursday 26th August 2004

09:15 to 11:00 Session 8
Plenary Podium - Urodynamic Assessment - Main Auditorium

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
09:15	57	Freire M¹, Almeida F G¹, Cedenho A¹, Rosa A A ¹, Srougi M ¹, Bruschini H¹ 1. Federal University of Sao Paulo	How does the urinary flow clean the urethra during the micturition? The role of low urinary flow on bladder outlet obstructed patients.
09:30	58	Harding C¹, Robson W¹, Drinnan M¹, Ramsden P¹, Griffiths C¹, Pickard R¹ 1. Freeman Hospital, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK	PREDICTIVE VALUE AND SENSITIVITY TO CHANGE OF NON-INVASIVE PRESSURE FLOW STUDIES
09:45	59	Robinson D¹, Balmforth J¹, Cardozo L¹, Parsons M¹ 1. Kings College Hospital	Is Urethral Resistance a Useful Concept?
10:00	60	Hashim H¹, Abrams P¹ 1. Bristol Urological Institute	DO SYMPTOMS OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER PREDICT URODYNAMICS DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY?
10:15	61	Lewis J¹, Sullivan M¹, Nabha K¹, Bartolome V¹, Siroky M¹, Yalla S ¹ 1. VA Boston Healthcare System	RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION, BLADDER COMPLIANCE AND RENAL FUNCTION IN ADULT MEN WITH LUTS
10:30	62	biscotto S¹, costantini E¹, rociola W¹, mearini L¹, bini V², porena M¹ 1. Urology Dept, 2. Pediatrics Dept	CUT-OFF VALUES TO DEFINE BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION (BOO) IN WOMEN
10:45	63	Williams K¹, Martin J², Abrams K¹, Assassa R P³, Chapple C⁴, Shaw C ⁵, Turner D¹, Sutton A¹, Cheater F⁶ 1. University of Leicester, 2. University of Nottingham, 3. Pinderfields and Pontefract Hospital, 4. Royal Hallamshire Hospital, 5. University of Cardiff, 6. University of Leeds	Systematic review and evaluation of methods of diagnostic assessment for urinary incontinence.

14:00 to 16:00 Session 9
Podium - Pelvic Floor Surgery - Main Auditorium

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	64	Claerhout F¹, De Ridder D¹, Verbeken E², Deprest J¹ 1. Pelvic Floor Unit, University Hospitals Leuven, 2. Department of Pathology, University Hospitals Leuven	A longitudinal morphological evaluation of the host response to two collagen based and one polypropylene implants in a rabbit model for abdominal wall hernia.
14:15	65	Barry C L¹, Dietz H P², Rane A¹, Wilson P D³ 1. James Cook University, Australia, 2. Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, Australia, 3. Dunedin Medical School, University of Otago, New Zealand	IS THE COUGH TEST NECESSARY? A CASE CONTROL SERIES OF TWO TECHNIQUES OF TVT ADJUSTMENT
14:30	66	Pifarotti P¹, Meschia M², Gattei U³, Bernasconi F⁴, Magatti F⁵, Viganò R⁶ 1. Dept. Obstet.Gynecol,University Of Milan , 2. Dept. Obstet.Gynecol, Magenta, 3. Dept. Obstet.Gynecol,University Of Milan, 4. Dept. Obstet.Gynecol,Desio, 5. Dept. Obstet.Gynecol,Como, 6. Dept. Obstet.Gynecol, H S.Raffaele,Milano	Multicenter randomized trial of Tension-free Vaginal Tape (TVT) and IntraVaginal Slingplasty (IVS)for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence in women
14:45	67	Lim Y N¹, Rane A², Barry C², Corstiaans A³, Dietz H P⁴, Muller R ² 1. Gold Coast Hospital, 2. James Cook University, 3. Townsville Hospital, 4. Royal Hospital for Women	THE SUBURETHRAL SLINGPLASTY EVALUATION STUDY IN NORTH QUEENSLAND (SUSPEND): A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
15:00	68	Masata J¹, Martan A¹, Svabik K¹, Drahoradova P¹, Halaska M¹, Pavlikova M², Hlasenska J² 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Charles University, Prague, 2. EuroMISE centre of the Charles University and Academy of Science, Prague, Czech Republic	Changes of the lower urinary tract after succesful TVT operation-ultrasound study
15:15	69	Jain S¹, Duckett J¹ 1. Medway Maritime Hospital	Groin Pain following Tension Free Vaginal Tape( TVT ): Management strategies
15:30	70	Piskunova E¹, Golubkov N ¹ 1. Cosmetology and Plastic Surgery Centre	EXPEDIENCY OF UROGENITAL PATHOLOGY CORRECTION COMBINED WITH ABDOMINOPLASTY IN A PLASTIC SURGERY CLINIC.
15:45	71	Arya L¹, Novi J¹, Clemons J², Myers D³ 1. Hospital of University of Pennsylvania, 2. Madigan Army Medical Center, 3. Brown University	Vaginal Paravaginal Repair using Porcine or Human Cadaveric Dermal Graft: a Survival Analysis

14:00 to 16:00 Session 10
Poster - Neurourology Basic Science - Blue Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	72	Suzuki K¹, Ukimura O¹, Ushijima S¹, Hirahara N¹, Itoh T², Hagiwara A², Nakamura T³, Shimizu Y³, Miki T¹ 1. Department of Urology,Kyouto Prefectural University of Medicin, 2. Department of Digestive Surgery, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, 3. Department of Bioartificial organs, Institute for Frontier Medical Sciences, Kyoto University	Regeneration of Hypogastric Nerve Using a Polyglycolic Acid(PGA)-Collagen Nerve Conduit Filled with Collagen Sponge Proved Electrophysiologically in a Canine Model
14:08	73	Yoshida M¹, Inadome A¹, Masunaga K¹, Sugiyama Y¹, Otani M¹, Iwashita H¹, Miyamae K¹, Ueda S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Kumamoto University School of Medicine	NON-NEURONAL ACETYLCHOLINE AND ATP RELEASES FROM ISOLATED NORMAL AND NEUROGENIC HUMAN BLADDER
14:16	74	Hosoi T¹, Yokota T¹, Turuya Y¹, Matuoka T¹, Yamaguchi O¹ 1. Department of Urology,Fukushima Medical University	Estrogen Significantly Influences Detrusor Contractility In Female Rats
14:24	75	Du S¹, Araki I¹, Mikami Y¹, Kamiyama M¹, Beppu M¹, Takeda M¹ 1. Department of Urology, University of Yamanashi Faculty of Medicine	Differential Expression of Epithelial Sodium Channels in the Human and Rat Urinary Bladder Epithelium With and Without Outlet Obstruction.
14:32	76	Sato K¹, Takimoto Y¹, Igarasi T¹, Sugimoto S¹, Kodama M², Wada Y², Kokubun S¹, Yosida T¹ 1. Department of Urology, Nihon University School of Medicine, 2. Department of Physiology, Nihon University School of Medicine	LONG TERM INVESTIGATION OF MICTURITIONAL PATTERNS AND TISSUE CONTENT OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR IN THE URINARY BLADDER OF STREPTOZOTOCIN-INDUCED DIABETIC RATS
14:40	77	Nakamura Y¹, Tsujimoto G ², Tanoue A ³, Ikegaki I ⁴, Shinozaki S ¹, Nimura T ¹, Matsuda Y ¹, Kawatani M ¹ 1. Akita University School of Medicine, 2. Kyoto University, 3. National Research Institute for Child Health and Development, 4. Institute for Life Science Research, Asahi Kasei Corporation	Is alpha-1D adrenergic receptor responsible for storage symptoms in mice? : Effects of acetic acid on bladder function in mice lacking alpha-1D adrenergic receptor.
14:48	78	Ozkurkcugil C¹, Komur O ¹, Gokalp A¹ 1. Kocaeli University School of Medicine Urology Dept	THE EFFECT OF MEMANTINE ON DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN RATS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY
14:56	79	Dambros M¹, van Koeveringe G¹, de Jongh R¹, Bast A¹, van Kerrebroeck P¹ 1. University Hospital Maastricht	A low concentration of the flavonoid avoids the progressive decrease of bladder smooth muscle contractility induced by repetitive field stimulation.
15:04	80	Ishihama H¹, Kawatani M¹, Ikeda M¹, Momota Y¹ 1. Akita University School of Medicine	Alpha-1 antagonists inhibit the primary afferent activity from the irritative bladder of the rat.
15:12	81	Cruz F¹, Cruz C ², Charrua A², Avelino A ², McMahon S B³ 1. 1. Dept. of Urology, Hospital de S. João, Porto, Portugal, 2. Institute of Histology and Embryology, Faculty of Medicine of Porto, and IBMC, Porto, Portugal, 3. Sensory Function Group, Centre for Neuroscience Research, London, United Kingdom	Spinal cord phosphorylation of extracellular signal-regulated kinases (ERKs) is induced by sensory input conveyed in capsaicin-resistant bladder afferents and contributes to pain and bladder reflex overactivity in a chronic cystitis rat model
15:20	82	Nishijima S¹, Sugaya K¹, Miyazato M¹, Chinen Y¹, Morozumi M¹, Ogawa Y¹ 1. Department of Urology, Faculty of Medicine, University of the Ryukyus.	MICTURITION INHIBITORY MECHANISM OF THE ROSTRAL PONTINE RETICULAR FORMATION AND THE SPINAL GLYCINERGIC NEURONS IN RATS WITH OR WITHOUT CEREBRAL INFARCTION
15:28	83	Finazzi Agro E¹, Brusa L², Petta F¹, Miano R¹, Zuccalà A¹, D'Amico A³, Stanzione P² 1. Dept. of Urology, Tor Vergata University, 2. Dept. of Neurology, Tor Vergata University, 3. IRCCS S. Lucia Hospital	THE ROLE OF DOPAMINE RECEPTORS ON LOWER URINARY TRACT FUNCTION IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE PATIENTS
15:36	84	Dalmose A L¹, Bjarkam C R², Djurhuus J C¹ 1. Institute of Experimentel Clinical Research, The University of Aarhus, Denmark, 2. Institute of Anatomy, The University of Aarhus, Denmark	The pontine micturition centre in the pig
15:44	85	Finazzi Agro E¹, Petta F¹, Brusa L², Miano R¹, D'Amico A³, Parisi I³, Stanzione P² 1. Dept. of Urology, Tor Vergata University, 2. Dept. of Neurology, Tor Vergata University, 3. IRCCS S. Lucia Hospital	EFFECTS OF L-DOPA ON URODYNAMIC FINDINGS IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE PATIENTS: ACUTE VS. CHRONIC ADMINISTRATION
15:52	86	Achtari C¹, McKenzie B², Briggs C², Rosamilia A¹, Dwyer P¹ 1. Mercy Hospital for Women, 2. Department of anatomy and cell biology	An anatomical study of the obturator canal and dorsal nerve of the clitoris and their relationship to transobturator slings

14:00 to 15:30 Session 11
Poster - Help Seeking Behaviour - Maillot Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	87	Mahajan S ¹, Elkadry E², Kenton K¹, Shott S ³, Brubaker L¹ 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. Mt. Auburn Hospital, 3. Rush University Medical Center	PATIENT SELECTED GOALS: PERSPECTIVES ON SURGICAL OUTCOMES ONE YEAR AFTER SURGERY
14:07	88	Heit M¹, Blackwell L ¹, Kelly S² 1. Urogynecology Specialists of Kentucky, PLLC, 2. University of Louisville	Measuring Patient Expectations For Incontinence Care Seeking
14:15	89	Heit M¹, Blackwell L ¹, Kelly S² 1. Urogynecology Specialists of Kentucky, PLLC, 2. University of Louisville	Measuring Barriers To Incontinence Care Seeking
14:22	90	Botros S¹, Gandhi S¹, Abramov Y¹, Nickolov A², Sand P¹, Goldberg R¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University,Feinberg School of Medicine, 2. Center on Outcomes, Research and Education, Evanston Northwestern Healthcare	Are Incontinent Women Finding the Help They Seek?
14:30	91	Taylor J¹, Harrison S¹, McGrother C², Assassa P¹ 1. Pinderfields Hospital, 2. University of Leicester	Differences in patterns of lower urinary tract symptoms and help seeking behaviour between men of White and Asian ethnic origin.
14:37	92	Parsons M¹, Williams M ¹, Cardozo L ¹, Bidmead J¹, Hoey M ¹, Thomas M ¹, Robinson D ¹, Balmforth J¹, Dixon A¹, Anders K ¹ 1. Kings College Hospital	Anxiety in Specialist Clinics
14:45	93	Morison M¹, Staines H¹, Gordon A¹ 1. University of Abertay Dundee	A systematic review of the prevalence of nocturnal enuresis in children and young people aged 5-18 years and the social impact on the individual and their family
14:52	94	Murphy M¹, Culligan P¹, Arce C¹, Graham C¹, Blackwell L¹, Heit M¹ 1. University of Louisville	Construct Validity of the Incontinence Severity Index
15:00	95	Coyne K¹, Margolis M¹, Zyczynski T², Elinoff V³, Roberts R G⁴ 1. MEDTAP International, Inc., 2. Pfizer, Inc, 3. Regional Clinical Research, Inc, 4. Dept of Family Medicaine, University of Wisconsin Medical School	Validation of an OAB Screener in a Primary Care Patient Population in the US
15:07	96	van der Vaart H¹, van Brummen P¹, Heintz P¹ 1. University Medical Center	The correlation between the Urogenital Distress Inventory/Incontinence Impact Questionnaire and objective measurements from the bladder diary.
15:15	97	Goh J¹, Krause H¹, Sloane K¹, Akhter S² 1. Royal Women's Hospital, 2. Dhaka Medical College Hospital	Mental Health Screening in Fistula Women in a Developing Country
15:22	98	Slieker-ten Hove M C P¹, Vierhout M², Bloembergen H³, Schoenmaker G⁴ 1. Erasmus Medical Center, department of Gynecology, 2. University Medical Center Nijmegen, 3. Erasmus MC, Medical Faculty, 4. General Practitionergroup Brielle	Prevalence of bowel disorders and Pelvic Organ Prolapse complaints in relation to urinary incontinence in a general female population.

14:00 to 16:15 Session 12
Podium - Paediatric Forum - 252b

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	99	De Gennaro M¹, Di Ciommo V², Capitanucci M L³, Mosiello G¹, Orazi C ⁴, Schingo P⁵, Adorisio O⁶, Tubaro A⁷ 1. Bambino Gesu' Children's Hospital, Dept Nephro-Urology, Urodynamic Unit , 2. Bambino Gesu' Children Hospital, Epidemiology and Statistics Unit, 3. Bambino Gesu' Children's Hospital, Dept of Nephro-Urology, 4. Bambino Gesu' Children's Hospital, Deptof Radiology, 5. Bambino Gesu' Children's Hospital, Dept of Radiology, 6. Mayer Children's Hospital, Pediatric Surgery Unit, 7. Urology Dept "La Sapienza" University of Rome	Accuracy of bladder volume determination by bladderscan in pediatric age
14:15	100	Macaulay M¹, Pettersson L¹, Fader M¹, Brooks R¹, Cottenden A¹ 1. University College London	A randomised crossover study of disposable pads for incontinent children
14:30	101	Kracochansky M¹, Koch V¹, Schneider E ¹, Arap S¹, Trigo Rocha F¹ 1. University of Sao Paulo	Treatment of vesical sphincter dyssynergia in children using EMG-Biofeedback – results of a 2 year follow-up study
14:45	102	Kajiwara M¹, Inoue K², Kato M¹, Kurihara M¹, Usui A³, Usui T¹ 1. Hiroshima University, 2. Miyazaki University, 3. Hiroshima Prefecture Rehabilitation center	VIDEOURODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT FOR DAYTIME URINARY INCONTINENCE ATTRIBUTABLE TO OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN CHILDREN
15:00	103	Kim K M¹, Lee S W¹ 1. Seoul National University	NERVE SPARING BILATERAL EXTRAVESICAL DETRUSORRHAPHY
15:15	104	Tanaka H ¹, Kakizaki H¹, Moriya K¹, Furuno T¹, Nonomura K¹ 1. Department of Urology, Hokkaidou University Graduate School of Medicine	Is necessary anti-reflux surgery at the time of augmentation cystoplasty for children with neurogenic bladder and high grade vesicoureteral reflux?
15:30	105	Marschall-Kehrel A¹, Mürtz G ², Kramer G³, Jünemann K P⁴, Hjalmas K⁵ 1. Urology Consultancy, Berursel, 2. APOGEPHA Arzneimittel GmbH, Dresden Germany, 3. Bennebroek, the Netherlands, 4. Department of Urology and Paediatric Urology, University of Kiel Germany, 5. Paediatric Urology Göteborg University, Sweden	Long-term results and relapse rates in children suffering from monosymptomatic nocturnal enuresis and overactive bladder
15:45	106	Vermandel A¹, Wyndaele J¹ 1. University Antwerpen	What happens when children treated with capacity training for refractory bedwetting grow into adulthood
16:00	107	De Gennaro M¹, Buffa P ², Capitanucci M L³, Battaglino G F⁴, Beseghi U ⁵, Di Lorenzo F ⁶ 1. Bambino Gesu' Children's Hospital, Departement of Nephro-Urology, Urodynamic Unit , 2. G.Gaslini Children's Hospital, Pediatric Surgery Unit, 3. Bambino Gesu' Children's Hospital, Dept of Nephro-Urology, 4. Ospedale Civile di Vicenza, Pediatric Surgery Unit, 5. Ospedale Generale di Parma, Pediatric Surgery Unit, 6. University of F Bologna, Pediatric Surgery Unit	Vesical and Bowel Management and Quality of Life in Spina Bifida Adult Patients: Results of a Multicenter Italian Survey

Friday 27th August 2004

09:15 to 11:00 Session 13
Plenary Podium - Therapeutic Options, Experimental and Clinical - Main Auditorium

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
09:15	108	Almeida F G¹, Schor N¹, Leite K¹, Srougi M¹, Bruschini H¹ 1. Federal University of Sao Paulo	ADIPOSED DERIVED STEM CELLS SEEDED ON THE COLLAGEN MATRIX A NEW EXCITING OPTION FOR TISSUE ENGINEERING RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LOWER URINARY TRACT.
09:30	109	Hayashi Y¹, Birder L¹, de Groat W¹, Epperly M¹, Peterson J¹, Greenberger J¹, Meyers S¹, Zeidel M¹, Kanai A¹ 1. University of Pittsburgh	Inhibition of Mitochondrial Nitric Oxide Synthase During Pelvic Irradiation Prevents Urothelial Damage and Protects the Bladder against Radiation Cystitis
09:45	110	Thakar R¹, Andrews V¹, Sultan A¹ 1. Mayday University Hospital	Obstetric anal sphincter injury (OASI) repair- a protocol with a difference?
10:00	111	Balmforth J ¹, Bidmead J ¹, Cardozo L¹, Hextall A¹, Kelvin B¹, Mantle J ¹ 1. Kings College Hospital	Raising the Tone: A Prospective Observational Study Evaluating the Effect of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training on Bladder Neck Mobility and Associated Improvement in Stress Urinary Incontinence
10:15	112	Féra P¹, Glashan R¹, Lelis M A¹, Gonzales S R¹, Nogueira M D P¹, Almeida F¹, Srougi M¹, Bruschini H¹ 1. Federal University of São Paulo	Immediately outcome of DDAVP versus Behavioural Modification for treatment of Monosymptomatic Nocturnal Enuresis: a prospective randomized study of 30 patients
10:30	113	Mellier G¹, Moore R², Jacquetin B³ 1. Hôpital Edouard Herriot, 2. Atlanta Urogynecology Associates, 3. Maternite Hotel Dieu	A Meta-analysis of the Intra-Operative Safety and Effectiveness of the Transobturator Hammock Seen in Results of Two Prospective Studies in 9 countries with 204 Patients
10:45	114	Gandhi S¹, Kwon C², Goldberg R P¹, Abramov Y¹, Beaumont J L³, Koduri S¹, Sand P K¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, 2. Division of Urogynecology, New York University School of Medicine, 3. Center on Outcomes, Research, and Education, Evanston Northwestern Healhcare	A Randomized Controlled Trial of Fascia Lata for the Prevention of Recurrent Anterior Vaginal Wall Prolapse

14:00 to 15:30 Session 14
Poster - Epidemiology and Outcomes Research - Maillot Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	115	Fitzgerald M P¹, Brown J S², Wassel Fyr C², Brubaker L¹, Thom D², Van Den Eeden S K³, Subak L L², for the RRISK study group ² 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. University of California at San Francisco, 3. Kaiser Permanente California	DOES A HISTORY OF CHILDHOOD URINARY SYMPTOMS PREDICT ADULT SYMPTOMS?
14:07	116	Donaldson M¹, McGrother C ¹, Thompson J ¹, Matthews R¹, Dallosso H ¹ 1. University of Leicester	The natural history of urinary storage disorder in older women in the community; a three year prospective cohort study
14:15	117	Rortveit G¹, Hunskaar S¹ 1. University of Bergen	The association between the age at the first and last delivery and urinary incontinence
14:22	118	Fritel X¹, Ringa V¹, Saadoun K¹, Varnoux N¹, Piault S¹, Bréart G¹ 1. Inserm U149, Villejuif, France	Obstetrical history and faecal incontinence. A cross-sectional study among 2640 women aged from 49 to 61 years
14:30	119	Hannestad Y S¹, Hunskaar S² 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway, 2. Department of Public Health and Primary Health Care, University of Bergen, Norway	The association between chronic respiratory symptoms and urinary incontinence in women
14:37	120	Wagg A¹, Mian S², Potter J² 1. University College London Hospitals, 2. Royal college of Physicians of London	Quality indicators and standards of continence care for older people in England
14:45	121	Yalcin I¹, Patrick D², Summers K ³, Kinchen K¹, Bump R¹ 1. Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, IN, USA, 2. University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA, 3. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA	THE MINIMUM CLINICALLY IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE IN INCONTINENCE QUALITY OF LIFE QUESTIONNAIRE (I-QOL) TOTAL AND SUBSCALE SCORES IN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE (SUI)
14:52	122	Karantanis E¹, Miller T¹, Moore K¹ 1. St George Hospital	The 24 hour pad test: pad composition affects accuracy
15:00	123	Schraffordt S¹, Bisseling T², Heintz P³, Vervest H ² 1. Meander Medical Centre, 2. St. Elisabeth Hospital Tilburg, 3. University Medical Centre Utrecht	Are urodynamic investigations a good prognostic tool for the outcome of TVT?
15:07	124	Tibaek S¹, Gard G², Jensen R³ 1. Department of Rehabilitation, Copenhagen University Hospital, Glostrup, Denmark, 2. Department of Physiotherapy, Lund University, Lund, Sweden, 3. Departments of Neurology, Copenhagen University Hospital, Glostrup, Denmark	PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING ARE EFFECTIVE IN WOMEN WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE AFTER STROKE
15:15	125	Suzuki T¹, Yasuda K¹, Yamanishi T², Kitahara S¹, Nakai H¹, Yamashita T¹, Sato R¹, Suda S³, Ohkawa H³ 1. Koshigaya Hospital Dokkyo University School of Medicine, 2. Dokkyo University School of Medicine, 3. Nihon Kohden	A Cross-Over Study for Evaluation of Functional Continuous Magnetic Stimulation (FCMS) in Patients with Urinary Incontinence on Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise (PFME)
15:22	126	Pesce F¹, Rubilotta E¹, D'Amico A¹, Curti P P¹, Ballario R¹, Novara G¹, Artibani W¹ 1. Dept of Urology - University of Verona	ADHERENCE TO THE ICS STANDARDISATION OF TERMINOLOGY OF LOWER URINARY TRACT FUNCTION IN THE ABSTRACTS OF THE 2003 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONTINENCE SOCIETY

14:00 to 15:30 Session 15
Poster - Imaging & Urodynamics - 252a/b

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	127	Shek K ¹, Dietz H² 1. Tuen Mun Hospital, 2. Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney	BIOMETRY OF THE PUBORECTALIS MUSCLE AND HIATUS BY 3D PELVIC FLOOR ULTRASOUND
14:07	128	Tahara H¹, Okadome A², Tahaka M² 1. Nishifukuoka Hospital, 2. Fukuoka University	Urethral Sphincter Volume Measured with MRI.
14:15	129	Pajoncini C¹, Natale F ¹, Weir J¹, Cervigni M¹ 1. SAN CARLO - IDI HOSPITAL	COMPARISON OF ANATOMICAL AND CLINICAL RESULTS OF THE TRANSOBURATOR TAPE TECHNIQUE (TOT) USING ULTRASOUND
14:22	130	Suzuki K¹, Yoshimura Y ¹, Yamaguchi O ¹ 1. Department of Urology, Fukushima Medical University	CAN FREQUENCY-VOLUME CHART PREDICT BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION IN RATS
14:30	131	Cavalcanti G¹, Bruschini H¹, Manzano G¹, Giuliano L ¹, Catarin M¹, Nunes K¹, Srougi M¹, Nóbrega J A¹ 1. Federal University of Sao Paulo	Electrophysiological studies of the female pelvic floor in stress urinary incontinence: is the intensity of incontinence related to local neurological damage?
14:37	132	Catarin M¹, Manzano G¹, Bruschini H¹, Cavalcanti G¹, Juliano L¹, Nunes K¹, Arruda H¹, Srougi M¹, Nobrega J¹ 1. Federal Uinversity of São Paulo	A METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF PUDENDAL NERVE INTEGRITY THROUGH PENILE DORSAL NERVE STIMULATION AND INTRAURETHRAL SURFACE ELECTRODE REGISTRATION.
14:45	133	Slack M¹, Tracey M², Hunsicker K², Patel B², Godwin A² 1. Addenbrooke Hospitals , 2. Ethicon, Inc.	Assessment of Urethral Function using Urethral Retro-resistance Pressure in Women with and without Stress Urinary Incontinence
14:52	134	Visco A¹ 1. University of North Carolina, for the Pelvic Floor Disorders Network	COMPARISON OF MEASUREMENTS OBTAINED WITH MICROTIP AND EXTERNAL WATER PRESSURE TRANSDUCERS
15:00	135	Kalivas K¹, Dimitriadis G ¹, Vasilakakis G¹, Katsikas V¹, Zougas K¹, Radopoulos D¹ 1. 1st Urology Department,Medical school, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki	The influence of urodynamic catheter on idiopathic detrusor-sphincter dyssynergia (Dysfunctional voiding) diagnosis in women
15:07	136	van Mastrigt R¹, Huang Foen Chung J¹ 1. ErasmusMC	Bladder volume sensitivity of non-invasively or invasively measured isovolumetric intravesical pressure
15:15	137	Valentini F¹, Hermieu J², Zimmern P³, Nelson P ⁴, Besson G⁴ 1. E349 INSERM-Université Pierre et Marie Curie France, 2. Hôpital Bichat-Paris France, 3. Southwestern Medical Center-Dallas USA, 4. E349 INSERM- Paris France	THE USE OF A MODELIZED ANALYSIS OF FREE UROFLOWS (FF) TO IMPROVE WATCHFUL WAITING OF PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC ENLARGEMENT (BPE).
15:22	138	Lovatsis D¹, Drutz H¹, Petropoulos S² 1. University of Toronto, 2. University of Western Ontario	Analysis of the Cough Stress Test and Multichannel Urodynamics for the Diagnosis of Stress Urinary Incontinence in Women

14:00 to 15:40 Session 16
Poster - Clinical Pharmacology and Overactivity - Blue Room

Start Time	Abstract	Authors	Title
14:00	139	Hirani K¹, Rahmanou P¹, Lamba A¹, Dostonova A¹, Chaliha C¹, Khullar V¹ 1. Department of Urogynaecology, St. Mary's Hospital, Imperial College London	Does the bladder contractility change with anticholinergic therapy in women with detrusor overactivity?
14:07	140	Diefenbach K¹, Arold G¹, Wollny A¹, Schwantes U², Haselmann J², Roots I¹ 1. Institute of Clinical Pharmacology, Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, 2. Medical Department, Dr. R. Pfleger Chemische Fabrik GmbH	The Influence of Anticholinergics Used in Incontinence Treatment on Sleep in Healthy Volunteers Aged 50 Years and Older
14:15	141	Cardozo L¹, Robinson D¹, Drogendijk T², for the Solifenacin Study Group ¹ 1. King's College Hospital, London, UK, 2. Yamanouchi Europe B.V., Leiderdorp, The Netherlands	Solifenacin Statistically Significantly Increased Continence Rates in Subjects With Symptoms of the Overactive Bladder Syndrome
14:23	142	Chapple C¹ 1. Royal Hallamshire Hospital	Fesoterodine a new effective and well-tolerated antimuscarinic for the treatment of urgency-frequency syndrome: results of a phase 2 controlled study.
14:30	143	Juenemann K¹, Hessdoerfer E², Unamba-Oparah I³, Berse M⁴, Bruenjes R⁵, Madersbacher H⁶, Gramatté T⁵ 1. Dept. Urology, University Hospital Kiel, Germany, 2. Dept. Urology, Berlin, Germany, 3. Dept. Urology, Voerde, Germany, 4. Dept. Urology, Duisburg, Germany, 5. APOGEPHA Dresden, Germany, 6. Neurourology Unit, University Hospital of Innsbruck, Austria	Propiverine hydrochloride immediate (IR) and extended release (ER): Comparison of efficacy and tolerability in patients with overactive bladder
14:38	144	Rudy D¹, Cline K², Goldberg K³, Harris R ⁴ 1. North Texas Clinical Research, 2. Regional Urology, LLC, 3. Texas Urology Research, 4. RMD Clinical Research Institute, LLC	A Multicenter,Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Trospium Chloride in Overactive Bladder Patients
14:46	145	Hill S¹, Khullar V² 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Queen's Park Hospital, Blackburn, UK, 2. St Mary's NHS Trust (Imperial College, London), London, UK	Darifenacin, a muscarinic receptor antagonist with selectivity for M3 receptors, reduces incontinence and nocturia in patients with overactive bladder
14:53	146	Mattiasson A ¹, Lundegaard Christensen T², Poulsen P B², Tangen T³ 1. Dept. of Urology, Lund Sweden, 2. MUUSMANN Research & Consulting, Denmark, 3. Serud Medical Research, Norway	Cost-effectiveness of desmopressin tablets (Minirin®) as adjunctive therapy to behavioural changes in the treatment of nocturia in Norway
15:01	147	Rios L¹, Mattos Jr D ², Panhoca R ³, Srougi M ⁴, Bruschini H ⁴ 1. Federal University of São Paulo and Hospital do Servidor Público Estadual de São Paulo, 2. Hospital do Servidor Publico Estadual de São Paulo, 3. Hospital do Servidor Público Estadual de São Paulo, 4. Federal University of São Paulo	INTRAVESICAL RESINIFERATOXIN FOR THE TREATMENT OF IDIOPATHIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN WOMEN: A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO CONTROLLED STUDY
15:09	148	Payne C¹, Mosbaugh P², Forrest J³, Evans R³, Frumkin L⁴ 1. Stanford University, 2. Indiana University, 3. none, 4. ICOS Corporation	Phase Two Safety and Efficacy Study of Single Dose Intravesical Resiniferatoxin in Patients with Interstitial Cystitis
15:17	149	Freeman R ¹, Adekanmi O², Waterfield M¹, Waterfield A¹, Bishop R¹, Zajicek J³ 1. Urogynaecology Unit, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth UK., 2. Urogynaecology Unit, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth UK., 3. Peninsula Medical School, Plymouth UK.	The Effect of Cannabinoids on Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms in Multiple Sclerosis: a randomised placebo controlled trial (CAMS-LUTS Study)
15:24	150	Apostolidis A¹, Popat R², Yiangou Y ³, Dasgupta P⁴, Anand P³, Fowler C J² 1. The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery,UCLH & The Hammersmith Hospital, Imperial Colle, 2. The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery,UCLH , 3. The Hammersmith Hospital, Imperial College London, 4. Guys' and St. Thomas' Hospitals	A possible explanation for the exceptional efficacy of botulinum toxin treatment for detrusor overactivity
15:32	151	Schurch B¹, de Sèze M², Denys P³, Chartier-Kastler E⁴, Ismael S⁵, Haab F⁶, Everaert K⁷, Keppenne V⁸, Plante P⁹, Perrouin-Verbe B¹⁰, Kumar C¹¹, Fraczek S¹¹ 1. Univeritatsklinik Balgrist, 2. Hôpital Pellegrin, 3. Hôpital Raymond Poincaré, 4. Group Hospitalier Pitié-Salpétriè, 5. Hôpital de Rothschild, 6. Hôpital Tenon, 7. Ghent University Hospital, 8. CHU Sart Tilman, 9. Hôpital Rangueil, 10. CHU Nantes, 11. Allergan Ltd	Botulinum toxin A (BOTOX®) in neurogenic urinary incontinence: Results from a multi-centre randomised, controlled trial

Non Discussion Posters

Abstract	Category	Authors	Title
152	Anatomy	Dietz H P¹ 1. RPAH	DOES BLADDER NECK MOBILITY INCREASE WITH AGE?
153	Anatomy	Lazzeri M¹, Turini D ¹, Beneforti P¹, Spinelli M², Vannucchi G³, Zardo C³, Pellegrini-Faussone M S³ 1. Department of Urology Santa Chiara Firenze, Florence -Italy, 2. 2. Department of Urology - Spinal Unit – “Ospedale civile di Magenta”, Italy, 3. Department of Anatomy, Histology and Forensic Medicine, University of Florence Italy	IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE OF TRPV1 IN THE NORMAL HUMAN UROTHELIUM.
154	Anatomy	Rizk D¹, Padmanabhan R¹, Tariq S ¹, Shafiullah M¹, Ahmed I¹ 1. Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences	ULTRA-STRUCTURAL ABNORMALITIES OF THE URINARY BLADDER IN STERPTOZOTOCIN-INDUCED DIABETIC FEMALE RATS.
155	Anatomy	Rogers R¹, Lucente V², Raders J² 1. Women's Clinic Ltd., 2. Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine	Anatomic Considerations For the TVT-Obturator Approach for the Correction of Female Stress Urinary Incontinence
156	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Mori K¹, Noguchi M¹, Matsuo M¹, Nomata K¹, Kanetake H¹ 1. Department of Urology, Nagasaki university graduated school of biomedical sciences	Internalization of Gap Junctional Protein, Connexin 43, modulated by ERK 1/2 Activation In Rats Detrusor Muscle with Partial Bladder Outlet Obstruction
157	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Hussain M¹, Jones N², Hollingsworth S², Fry C¹ 1. The Institute of Urology, 2. The Department of Academic Surgery, University College London*	The Differential Expression of P1 Receptors in the Human Bladder.
158	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Lee E¹, Byun S², Kim J H³, Yeo W¹ 1. Seoul National University Hospital, 2. Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, 3. Kangwon National University Hospital	Imapact of magnetic fields on the growth of cancer cell lines of genitourinary system
159	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Kim D¹, Jung K², Kim J W², Yoo T K ³, Yang E² 1. Daegu Catholic University, 2. KyungPook National University, 3. Eul Ji University	Expression profiles of ATP-sensitive and calcium-activated potassium channels in rat bladder secondary to partial outlet obstruction
160	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Daneshgari F¹, Huang X¹, Saffore L¹, Strauch C ², Viswanathan A², Monnier V ² 1. Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 2. Case Western Reserve University	Biochemical Basis for Bladder Dysfunction in Experimental Diabetes: Glycoxidative and Oxoaldehyde Stress are Markedly Enhanced in Soluble and Insoluble Bladder Proteins
161	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Nardicchi V¹, Giannantoni A², Macchionni L¹, Zucchi A², Mearini E², Porena M², Goracci G¹ 1. Dept. of Internal Medicine, Biochemistry Section, University of Perugia, 2. Dept. of Urology, University of Perugia	DETERMINATION OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR LEVELS INTO HUMAN BLADDER WALL BY MODIFIED ENZYME-LINKED IMMUNOABSORBENT ASSAY
162	Cellular physiology	Sullivan M¹, Peters C², Patton G ¹, Yalla S¹ 1. VA Boston Healthcare System, 2. Children's Hospital	INHIBITION OF GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS ALTERS BLADDER CONTRACTILITY
163	Cellular physiology	Bouchelouche K¹, Alvarez S¹, Nordling J², Andersen L², Bouchelouche P³ 1. Smooth Muscle Laboratory, Dept. of Urology, Herlev Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, 2. Dept. of Urology, Herlev Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, 3. Dept. Clinical Biochemistry, Koege County Hospital, Koege, Denmark	Interleukin-4 and interleukin-13 modulate the production of eotaxin, MCP-1 and interleukin-6 by human detrusor smooth muscle cells
164	Detrusor Overactivity	Groen J¹, Amiel C², Bosch R¹ 1. Dept. of Urology, Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2. Advanced Bionics Corporation, Valencia CA, USA	CHRONIC PUDENDAL NERVE NEUROMODULATION USING AN IMPLANTABLE MINI-STIMULATOR IN WOMEN WITH IDIOPATHIC REFRACTORY DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY INCONTINENCE
165	Detrusor Overactivity	de Miguel F¹, Stein R J¹, Hrebinko R L¹, Nelson J B¹, Torimoto K¹, Nagatomi J¹, Yoshimura N¹, Chancellor M B¹ 1. University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	Muscarinic Receptors 1-5 mRNA in urothelium: differential expression in two rat models of neurogenic bladder
166	Detrusor Overactivity	van Koeveringe G¹, Dambros M¹, de Jongh R¹, Bast A¹, van Kerrebroeck P¹ 1. University Hospital Maastricht	Inhibitory effects of a high concentration of the Flavonoid, Galangin, on urinary bladder smooth muscle contractility
167	Detrusor Overactivity	Kim Y T¹, Yoshimura N ¹, Masuda H ¹, Kwon D D ¹, Stein R ¹, de Miguel F ¹, Chancellor M¹ 1. Univ. Pittsburgh	NEW MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF INTRAVESICAL ANTIMUSCARINIC AGENTS
168	Detrusor Overactivity	Werner M¹, Schmid D², Schurch B³, Schuessler B¹ 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Cantonal Hospital Lucerne, Switzerland, 2. Department of Urology, University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland, 3. Swiss Paraplegic Centre, University Hospital Balgrist, Zurich, Switzerland	Efficacy of Botulinum-A toxin in the treatment of refractory overactive bladder syndrome: preliminary results of a prospective non-randomized study
169	Detrusor Overactivity	Giannitsas K¹, Perimenis P¹, Athanasopoulos A¹, Gyftopoulos K¹, Barbalias G¹ 1. Patras University	Comparison of the efficacy of tolterodine and oxybutynin in different urodynamic severity grades of idiopathic detrusor overactivity
170	Detrusor Overactivity	Kirkup A J¹, McCoy R¹, Fearon L¹, Wright J¹, Af Forselles K¹, Westbrook S L¹, Newgreen D T¹ 1. Pfizer Global R & D	Evaluation of the Beta3-adrenoceptor agonist, CL-316243, on detrusor function in the Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat
171	Detrusor Overactivity	Kuo H¹ 1. Buddhist Tzu Chi General Hospital	Multiple Intravesical Instillations of Low Dose Resiniferatoxin is Effective in Treatment of Detrusor Overactivity Refractory to Anticholinergics
172	Detrusor Overactivity	Khullar V¹, Hill S², Solanki J³, Barr A³ 1. Imperial College , 2. Queen's Park Hospital, 3. Pfizer Inc	Tolterodine increases the urgency-free time interval: a sensory and motor effect?
173	Detrusor Overactivity	Gillespie J¹, Drake M¹, Lagou M¹ 1. The University of Newcastle	Local reflexes in the bladder wall regulating non micturition activity
174	Detrusor Overactivity	Herbison G P¹, Lauti M¹, Hay-Smith J¹, Wilson D¹ 1. Dunedin School of Medicine	Three month results from the URGENT pilot study: a randomised controlled trial comparing drug therapy, bladder retraining and their combination in patients with urge urinary incontinence.
175	Detrusor Overactivity	Popat R¹, Apostolidis A¹, Fowler C J¹, Dasgupta P² 1. The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery,London, 2. Guys and St.Thomas' Hospital, London	Botulinum toxin works as well in the short term in idiopathic detrusor overactivity(IDO)as in neurogenic detrusor overactivity (NDO).
176	Detrusor Overactivity	De Wachter S ¹, Pauwels E¹, Wyndaele J J¹ 1. University of Antwerpen	Frequency volume charts as tool to study sensations of bladder filling.
177	Detrusor Overactivity	Cerulli A¹, Kahler K ¹, Banfe E² 1. Novartis Pharma, USCDMA, East Hanover, New Jersey, USA, 2. Consumer Health Sciences, Princetown, New Jersey, USA	Successfully treated overactive bladder sufferers consume fewer healthcare resources
178	Detrusor Overactivity	Corcos J¹, Steers W² 1. Department of Urology, Jewish General Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 2. Department of Urology, University of Virginia Helath System, Charlottesville, USA	The efficacy, tolerability and safety of darifenacin given by a flexible titration dosing regimen
179	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Bing M H¹, Jennum P², Moller L A¹, Mortensen S³, Lose G⁴ 1. Dept. of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2. Dept. of Clinical Neurophysiology, 3. Dept. of Urology, 4. Dept. of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Glostrup County Hospital, Univ. of Copenhagen, Denmark	Nocturia in relation to sleep quality in an unselected population of women and men aged 60-80 years in Denmark.
180	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Chang Y J¹, Tai H L¹, Chen G D², Wang S R³, Kuo S J⁴ 1. Continence Center, Changhua Christian Hospital, Changhua, Taiwan, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Chung Shan Medical University Hospital, Taichung, Taiwan, 3. Department of Medical Education and Research, Changhua Christian Hospital, Changhua, Taiwan, 4. Department of Surgery, Changhua Christian Hospital, Changhua, Taiwan	Parental Perceived Stress of Nocturnal Enuresis in Children in Taiwan
181	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Coyne K¹, Lai J², Zyczynski T³, Kopp Z³, Avery K⁴, Abrams P⁴ 1. MEDTAP International, Inc., 2. Evanston Northwestern Healthcare & Northwestern University, Center on Outcomes, Research & Education, 3. Pfizer, Inc, 4. Southmead Hospital	An Overactive Bladder Symptom and Quality-of-life Short Form: Development of the Overactive Bladder Questionaire (OAB-q) Short Form (SF)
182	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Ebbesen M¹, Hannestad Y S¹, Midthjell K², Hunskaar S¹ 1. University of Bergen, 2. NTNU, Trondheim	Does diabetes increase the prevalence of urinary incontinence in women?
183	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Doshani A¹, Tincello D² 1. Urogynaecology Unit, Leicester General Hospital , 2. Leicester General Hospital & Section of Reproductive Science,University of Leicester	THE STANDARD OF REPORTING OF RANDOMISED TRIALS IN UROGYNAECOLOGY
184	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	swift S¹, Kahn M², Schaffer J³, Woodman R⁴, O'Boyle A⁴, Valley M⁵, Bland D⁶, Wang W¹ 1. Medical University of South Carolina, 2. UT Galveston, 3. UT Southwestern, 4. Madigan Army Base, 5. Shakopee Clinic, 6. Wake Forrest	The distribution, definition and etiologies of pelvic organ support defects
185	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Avagyan V¹, van Mastrigt R¹, Huang Foen Chung J¹, Mulder P¹ 1. ErasmusMC	A longitudinal non-invasive study of changes in urinary bladder contractility secondary to benign prostatic hyperplasia: epidemiological aspects
186	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Johnson T¹, Sattin R², Parmelee P ¹, Fultz N³, Ouslander J¹ 1. Atlanta VA / Emory University, 2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 3. University of Michigan	Risk Factors for Prevalent and Incident Nocturia Among Older Adults
187	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	O' Donnell M¹, Hunskaar S¹, Sykes D², Voss S² 1. Section for General Practice, University of Bergen, 2. Eli Lilly and Company Limited, Lilly Research Centre	Helpseeking behaviour and associated factors amongst women with urinary incontinence in France, Germany, Spain and the UK
188	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Goldberg R¹, Gandhi S ¹, Abramov Y ¹, Botros S¹, Sand P ¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University	Urinary Incontinence: Is it More Likely after Delivering Twins or Singletons?
189	Gerontology	Pfisterer M¹, Müller M¹, Müller E², Richter A¹, Kuno E¹, Oster P³ 1. Kontinenzberatungsstelle Bethanien-Krankenhaus Geriatrisches Zentrum Heidelberg, 2. Fachhochschule Bielefeld, 3. Bethanien-Krankenhaus Geriatrisches Zentrum Heidelberg	The situation of residents with continence problems in German nursing homes
190	Gerontology	Tak E¹, Van Hespen A¹, Van Dommelen P¹, Hopman-Rock M¹ 1. TNO Prevention and Health	INCOndition; a multi-level randomized controlled trial of a programme to treat and prevent urinary incontinence in women in homes for the elderly
191	Imaging Techniques	Krcmar M¹, Otcenasek M¹, Zahumensky J¹, Kasikova E², Kolarik D¹ 1. Bulovka Hospital, Prague, 2. UPMD, Prague	Peripartal ultrasonography of the lower urinary tract -a new possibility?
192	Imaging Techniques	Choi H J¹, Choe J H², Lee J Y¹, Lee K S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, 2. Department of Urology, Samsung Cheil Hospital & Women's Health Care Center	ACCURACY OF RESIDUAL URINE VOLUME MEASURMENT: COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO PORTABLE ULTRASOUND SCANNERS AND CATHETERIZATION
193	Incontinence (Male)	Ullrich N¹, Comiter C¹ 1. University of Arizona	THE MALE SLING FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: URODYNAMIC AND SUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT WITH 24 MONTH FOLLOW-UP
194	Incontinence (Male)	Smither, MD A R¹, Guralnick, MD M¹, See, MD W A¹ 1. Medical College of Wisconsin	Quantifying the natural history of post radical retropubic prostatectomy incontinence using objective 1 hour pad test data.
195	Incontinence (Male)	Matsukawa Y¹, Gotoh M¹, Yoshikawa Y¹, Ono Y¹, Ohshima S¹ 1. Urology, Nagoya Univercity School of Medicine	URODYNAMIC EVALUATION OF VESICOURETHRAL FUNCTION AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: COMPARISON WITH OPEN RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY
196	Incontinence (Male)	Smither, MD A R¹, Guralnick, MD M¹, See, MD W A ¹ 1. Medical College of Wisconsin	Predicting Continence Recovery after Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy (RRP) using Quantitative 1 Hour Pad Test Data.
197	Incontinence (Male)	Samli M¹, Singla A K¹ 1. Wayne State University	NEW BONE-ANCHORED PERINEAL MALE SLING WITH COMPOSITE GRAFT FOR POST RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE-INTERMEDIATE RESULTS
198	Incontinence (Male)	Simonetti R¹, Bruschini H¹, Soler R¹, Truzzi J C¹, Cury J¹, Lima H¹, Srougi M¹ 1. Federal University of Sao Paulo - Division of Urology	The impact of aging causing bladder dysfunction on post prostatectomy incontinence
199	Lower Bowel Dysfunction	Soligo M¹, Salvatore S ¹, De Ponti E², Cortese M¹, Zoccatelli M ¹, Milani R¹ 1. Bassini Hospital- University of Milan, 2. San Gerardo Hospital - University of Milan	Chronic constipation: a prospective observational study on 786 urogynaecological patients
200	Lower Bowel Dysfunction	Jelovsek J E¹, Barber M D¹, Walters M D¹, Paraiso M F¹ 1. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation	Prevalence of Functional Disorders of the Bowel, Rectum, and Anus in a Tertiary Urogynecology Population
201	LUT Physiology	Lu S¹, Chancellor M², Lin A¹, Chen K¹, de Groat W² 1. National Yang-Ming University and Taipei-Veterans General Hospital, 2. University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	EFFECT OF A TRANSIENT RECEPTOR POTENTIAL VANILLOID RECEPTOR 1 ANTAGONIST ON BLADDER OVERACTIVITY INDUCED BY CAPSAICIN OR MENTHOL
202	LUT Physiology	Aybek Z¹, Guler G¹, Sinik Z¹, Demir S¹, Aybek H¹, Sert S¹, Turan T¹, Tuncay L¹ 1. Pamukkale University	BIOCHEMICAL INTERPRETATION OF ISCHEMIA-REPERFUSION INJURY AFTER ACUTE URINARY RETANTION IN RAT BLADDER
203	LUT Physiology	Daneshgari F¹, Liu G ¹, Saffore L ¹, Imrey P ¹, Hijaz A ¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Foundation	TIME-COURSE OF CHANGES IN THE DIABETIC BLADDER DYSFUNCTION
204	LUT Physiology	Yoshimura N¹, Kamo I², Torimoto K¹, de Groat W¹, Chancellor M¹ 1. University of Pittsburgh, USA, 2. Takeda Chemical Industries Ltd., Japan	NEURAL MECHANISMS OF TONIC AND PHASIC URETHRAL CONTINENCE REFLEXES PREVENTING STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE
205	LUTS in Men	Weiss J¹, Blaivas J¹, Levenson M², Orr S², Jones M³ 1. Weill Medical College of Cornell University, 2. Harvard Medical School, 3. University of Scranton	Outcomes Analysis of Treatment of Lower Urinary Tracts Symptoms in Men
206	LUTS in Men	De E¹, Siroky M², Huang Q², King T¹, Azadzoi K², Kuftinec D¹, Franklin R², Yalla S² 1. Boston University, 2. Boston Veteran's Administration	Prostatic Ischemia and Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction
207	LUTS in Men	Lee K S¹, Kim D Y ², Kim J C ³, Kim H J ⁴, Min K S ⁵, Park W H ⁶, Lee J B ⁷, Lee T ⁶, Jeong H J ⁸, Choo M S ⁹ 1. Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, 2. Daegu Catholic University, 3. Catholic University of Korea, 4. Dankook University College of Medicine, 5. Inje University, 6. Inha University, 7. Gachon medical School, 8. Wonkwang University, 9. University of Ulsan College of Medicine	Combination treatment with propiverine hydrochloride plus doxazosin GITS in men with overactive bladder coexisting benign prostatic obstruction: a prospective, randomized, controlled, multicenter study
208	LUTS in Men	Kim H¹, Kim K W², Yang D Y², Kim S Y² 1. Kangdong Sacred Heart Hospital, Hallym University, 2. Kangdong Sacred Heart Hospital	THE EFFECT OF IRRIGATING FLUID ABSORPTION ON MYOCARDIAL DAMAGE IN TURP
209	LUTS in Women	Pauwels E¹, De Wachter S¹, Van de Vijver K¹, De Man J¹, Van Marck E¹, Wyndaele J¹ 1. University Hospital Antwerp	Influence of stress urinary incontinence on detrusor contractility: an in vitro study.
210	LUTS in Women	van der Vaart H¹, de Leeuw R², Heintz P¹ 1. University Medical Center, 2. University Utrecht	The association between urogenital symptoms and depression
211	LUTS in Women	Tubaro A¹, Inferrera A², Montanari E³, Zito A⁴, Marcangeli P⁵, The FLOW study group ⁶ 1. Sant' Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy, 2. Policlinico Universitario, Messina, Italy, 3. San Paolo Hospital, Milan, Italy, 4. Agesti Maresca Hospital , Naples, Italy, 5. San Giuseppe Hospital, Milan, Italy, 6. Italy	Quality of Life and bother in Italian women affected by LUTS: The FLOW study
212	LUTS in Women	Bhaumik J¹, Jackson S¹, Dryden M², Gillett P³, Kearney P⁴, Weatherall R⁵ 1. John Radcliffe Hospital, 2. County Hospital, Winchester, 3. Stoke-Mandeville Hospital, Aylesbury, 4. Antrim Laboratory, Northern Ireland, 5. Oxford Research Development Support Consortium	A multicentre randomised controlled trial to compare contamination rates in conventional mid-stream urine samples with samples taken using a novel collection device
213	LUTS in Women	Matharu G¹, Donaldson M², Matthews R², Mcgrother C² 1. Leicester Royal Infirmary, 2. University of Leicester	The relationship between urinary symptoms reported in a postal questionnaire and urodynamic diagnosis
214	LUTS in Women	Prezioso D¹, Galasso R¹, Tavoni F², Carrino M³, Tuccitto G⁴, The FLOW study group ⁵ 1. Federico II University, Naples, Italy, 2. S. Orsola Malpighi Hospital, Bologna, Italy, 3. AORN Cardarelli, Naples, Italy, 4. Regional Hospital, Treviso, Italy, 5. Italy	Life style of female patients presenting with LUTS in Urology Centres in Italy: The FLOW study
215	LUTS in Women	Wang A C¹, Lee L Y¹, Chen M C¹ 1. Chang Gung University Hospital	De Novo Urge Symptoms After Continence Taping Procedure-A Histopathological And Immunohistochemical Studies
216	LUTS in Women	Kinn A¹, Fredros M², Nilsson B ² 1. Karolinska University Hospita Hospital, 2. Karolinska University Hospital	Urethral sensitivity in incontinent women
217	LUTS in Women	Pauwels E¹, De Wachter S¹, Van de Vijver K¹, Van Marck E¹, Wyndaele J¹ 1. University Hospital Antwerp	Animal model for chronic stress urinary incontinence
218	Neurourology: Basic Science	de Miguel F¹, Stein R J¹, Futrell W J¹, Nelson J B¹, Torimoto K¹, Nagatomi J¹, Chancellor M B¹, Yoshimura N¹ 1. University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	Thermal receptors in GU tract: changes in neurogenic bladder models
219	Neurourology: Basic Science	Giannantoni A¹, Nardicchi V², Macchioni L², Di Stasi S M ³, Storti L³, Costantini E¹, Bini V¹, Goracci G², Porena M¹ 1. Dept. of Urology, University of Perugia, 2. Dept. of Internal Medicine, Biochemistry Section, University of Perugia, 3. Dept. of Urology, Tor Vergata University of Rome	NERVE GROWTH FACTOR BLADDER TISSUE LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROGENIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY BEFORE AND AFTER BOTULINUM A TOXIN INJECTIONS INTO THE DETRUSOR MUSCLE
220	Neurourology: Basic Science	Iwashita H¹, Yoshida M¹, Otani M¹, Ueda S¹ 1. Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kumamoto University	In vivo nNOS gene transfer into the rat bladder using electroporation
221	Neurourology: Basic Science	Moussa S¹, Kashiwabara T¹, Bialecki R², Elhilali M¹ 1. McGill University, 2. AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals	Comparative Study of the Effects of ZD0947 and Tolterodine on Bladder Function in a Paraplegic Rat Model
222	Neurourology: Basic Science	Sakakibara R¹, Liu Z¹, Uchiyama T¹, Yamamoto T¹, Ito T¹, Yamanishi T², Hattori T¹ 1. Neurology Department Chiba University, 2. Urology Dokkyo Medical College	Micturition-related neuronal firing in the periaqueductal gray area in cats
223	Neurourology: Basic Science	Igarashi T¹, Takimoto Y¹, Satou K¹, Sugimoto S¹, Ono M¹, Hirakata H¹, Kawata N¹, Yoshida T¹, Wada Y², Kokubun S², Suzuki H³, Yamada M³ 1. Department of Urology,Nihon University School of Medicine, 2. Department of Phisiology,Nihon University School of Medicine, 3. Meiji Dairies Corporation	Effects Of Cyclohexenone Long-Chain Alcohol On Bladder Function In Experimental Diabetic Rats
224	Neurourology: Basic Science	Otani M¹, Yoshida M¹, Iwashita H¹, Miyamae K¹, Masunaga K¹, Takahashi W¹, Inadome A¹, Ueda S¹ 1. Department of Urology Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kumamoto University	Electroporation-mediated muscarinic M3 receptor gene therapy for partial denervation bladder in the rat model
225	Neurourology: Basic Science	Lee T¹, Kwon Y H ², Park C S², Suh J K¹ 1. Dept of Urology, Inha University Hospital , 2. Dept of Pharmacology, Inha University	Alterations of Nitric Oxide Synthase Isoforms in the Proximal Urethra of Diabetic Rat with aging: Protein Expression
226	Neurourology: Basic Science	Miyamae K¹, Yoshida M¹, Otani M¹, Iwashita H¹, Masunaga K¹, Ueda S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kumamoto University	Pharmacological and histological characteristics of bladder smooth muscle of type 2 diabetes rat
227	Neurourology: Basic Science	Frederiksen H¹, Semerdzhiev Y¹, Hedlund P², Davidsson T¹, Mansson W¹, Uvelius B¹ 1. Department of Urology, 2. Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Lund University Hospital, Lund Sweden	Cystometrical and in-vitro muscle studies of enterocystoplastic bladders in the rat
228	Neurourology: Basic Science	Sugaya K¹, Nishijima S¹, Miyazato M¹, Chinen Y¹, Morozumi M¹, Ogawa Y¹ 1. Department of Urology, Faculty of Medicine, University of the Ryukyus	INTRAVENOUS NORADRENALIN FACILITATES AFFERENT ACTIVITY OF THE MICTURITION REFLEX AT THE LUMBOSACRAL CORD IN RATS
229	Neurourology: Basic Science	Lee T¹, Kwon Y H², Park C S², Suh J K¹ 1. Dept of Urology, Inha University Hospital , 2. Dept of Pharmacology, Inha University	Differential Expressions of Collagen Type I and III in the Proximal Urethra of Diabetic Rat with Aging
230	Neurourology: Basic Science	Kontak J¹, Battaglia G ², Walter J², Kenton K ² 1. Loyola University , 2. Loyola University	Regional Profile of Adrenergic, Cholinergic and Serotonergic Receptor Subtypes in the Human Female Urethra
231	Neurourology: Basic Science	Uchiyama T¹, Sakakibara R¹, Yoshiyama M², Liu Z¹, Yamanishi T³, Hattori T¹ 1. Department of Neurology, Chiba University Graduate School of Medicine, 2. Department of Urology, Yamanashi University Graduate School of Medicine & Engineering, 3. Department of Urology, Dokkyo Medical College	The short- and long term-effects of a single dose of apomorphine on micturition function in conscious and free moving rats
232	Neurourology: Clinical	Woo H ¹, Wilson W¹, Winters J¹ 1. Ochsner Clinic Foundation	Complications of InterStim Therapy: Comparison of Staged Versus Traditional Implantation
233	Neurourology: Clinical	De Wachter S ¹, De Laet K¹, Wyndaele J J¹ 1. University of Antwerpen	Influence of bladder filling rate on the response of primary bladder afferents
234	Neurourology: Clinical	Cordoni M C¹, Giannantoni A², Del Zingaro M², Notarstefano F¹, Zucchi A², Mearini L², Scionti L¹, Porena M² 1. Dept. of Internal Medicine, University of Perugia, 2. Dept. of Urology, University of Perugia	RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN VOIDING DYSFUNCTION AND PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN ASYMPTOMATIC PATIENTS AFFECTED BY DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE I : PRELIMINARY RESULTS
235	Neurourology: Clinical	Grosse J¹, Kramer G², Stöhrer M² 1. Department of Urology, Berufsgenossenschaftliche Unfallklinik Murnau, 2. Department of Urology, Berufsgenossenschafliche Unfallklinik Murnau	Detrusor injections with botulinum A toxin – Comparison of patients with congenital spinal cord defects and traumatic spinal cord injuries
236	Neurourology: Clinical	van Voskuilen A¹, Weil E², van Koeveringe G ¹, De Bie R³, van Kerrebroeck P ² 1. Academisch Ziekenhuis Maastricht, , Maastricht, The Netherlands , 2. Academisch Ziekenhuis Maastricht,, Maastricht, The Netherlands , 3. University of Maastricht, Maastricht, The Netherlands	Long Term Results of Sacral Nerve Stimulation For Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms: a Single Center Study
237	Neurourology: Clinical	Nagels G¹, De Deyn P P², Vleugels L¹, D'hooghe M B ¹, Van Glabeke I¹, Van Laere K¹, De Ridder D¹ 1. Nationaal Multiple Sclerose Centrum, 2. Universiteit Antwerpen	A prospective randomized double blind cross-over dose-titration study to evaluate the cognitive safety profile of tolterodine as compared to oxybutynin in multiple sclerosis patients with a neurogenic overactive bladder : a planned interim analysis.
238	Painful Bladder Syndromes	Novi J¹, Jeronis S¹, Srinivas S¹, Srinivasan R¹, Patacsil-Trull J², Morgan M¹, Arya L¹ 1. University of Pennsylvania, 2. Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine	Risk of Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Depression in Women with Interstitial cystitis
239	Pelvic Floor	Devreese A¹, Staes F², De Weerdt W², Janssens L³, Penninckx F⁴, Vereecken R⁵ 1. Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, University Hospital and K.U.Leuven, 2. Department of Rehabilitation Sciences K.U.Leuven, 3. Institute of Technology, Leuven, 4. Department of Abdominal Surgery, University Hospital Gasthuisberg, K.U. Leuven, 5. Department of Urology, University Hospital Gasthuisberg, K.U. Leuven	Incontinent women have altered pelvic floor muscle (PFM) contraction patterns
240	Pelvic Floor	Frawley H¹, Galea M¹, Phillips B¹, Sherburn M¹, Bo K² 1. School of Physiotherapy, University of Melbourne, 2. Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education	Effect of different testing positions using three measurement tools on pelvic floor muscle contraction, and subject acceptance of testing position.
241	Pelvic Floor	Gandhi S¹, Abramov Y¹, Botros S M¹, Sand P K¹, Nickolov A², Goldberg R P¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, 2. Center on Outcomes, Research and Education, Evanston Northwestern Healhcare	Why do Women Experience Dyspareunia? Lessons from a Population of Twin Sisters
242	Pelvic Floor	Howden N¹, Navarro J ¹, Lowder J ¹, Abramowitch S², Woo S², Moalli P¹ 1. Magee-Womens Research Institute and University of Pittsburgh Health Sciences Center, 2. The Musculoskeletal Research Center at the University of Pittsburgh	Impact of Surgical Menopause on the Structural and Ultrastructural Properties of the Rat Vagina and its Supportive Tissues
243	Pelvic Floor	Thompson J¹, O'Sullivan P ¹, Briffa K¹, Neumann P ² 1. Curtin University, 2. University of South Australia	Motor control strategies involved in pelvic floor elevation and depression
244	Pelvic Floor	Thompson J¹, O'Sullivan P ¹, Briffa K ¹, Court S² 1. Curtin University, 2. Attadale Hospital	Transperineal and transabdominal ultrasound: A study of reliability and validity
245	Pelvic Floor	sherburn M¹, chase J¹, stillman B¹ 1. School of Physiotherapy	Coughing and continence: Pelvic floor muscle activity in women with chronic lung disease.
246	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Takahashi S¹, Chen Q¹, Hosada C¹, Zhong S¹, Zheng H¹, Ohta N¹, Kitamura T¹, Tanoue A², Tsujimoto G² 1. Department of Urology, Tokyo University, 2. Molecular Cell Pharmacology, National Research Institute for Child Health and Development	Function of the lower urinary tract in mice lacking alpha1d-adrenoceptor
247	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Lee J G¹, Bae J H¹, Choi J B², Kim H J³, Jung P B ⁴ 1. Korea University Hospital, 2. Ajou University Hospital, 3. Dankook University, 4. Phil Urologic Clinic	The effects of α1A Inhibitors on the Urethral Perfusion Pressure of Female Rat
248	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Zhang X¹, Igawa Y¹, Ishizuka O¹, Nishizawa O¹, Andersson K² 1. Dept. of Urology, Shinshu University School of Med., 2. Dept. of Clinical Pharmacology, Lund University Hospital	Effects of intravesical TNP-ATP, a P2X3 purinoceptor antagonist, on micturition and ATP-induced bladder overactivity in conscious rats
249	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Burcher E¹, Liu L¹, Mansfield K J¹, Millard R J² 1. University of New South Wales, 2. Prince of Wales Hospital, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia	VANILLOID RECEPTOR EXPRESSION IN BODY AND TRIGONE OF FEMALE URINARY BLADDER: CHANGES IN SENSORY URGENCY
250	Pharmacology: Basic Science	McMurray G¹, Piper-Brown S¹, Lee A² 1. Pfizer Global Research and Development, 2. Kings College, London	Alpha Adrenoceptor Induced Potentiation of Pudendal Nerve Evoked Intraurethral Pressure Rises in an In Vitro Whole Urethral Pressure Model
251	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Zhu Q¹, Hu D¹, DeNagel D¹, Ford A¹, Nunn P¹ 1. Roche Palo Alto LLC	EFFECT OF SINGLE OR CO-ADMINISTRATION OF DULOXETINE AND ROBALZOTAN ON VOLUME-INDUCED BLADDER CONTRACTION IN URETHANE-ANESTHETIZED RATS
252	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Yoshiyama M¹, de Groat W² 1. Yamanashi Onsen Hospital, 2. Department of Pharmacology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	ROLE OF SPINAL METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS IN THE REGULATION OF LOWER URINARY TRACT FUNCTION IN DECEREBRATE, UNANESTHETIZED RATS
253	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Walters R D¹, McMurray G², Brading A F¹ 1. Oxford University, 2. Pfizer	A species comparison of the urethral properties in the female guinea-pig and rat.
254	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Braverman A S¹, Viterbro R¹, Silver M T¹, Tibb A S¹, Ruggieri, Sr M R² 1. Department of Urology, Temple University School of Medicine, 2. Departments of Urology and Pharmacology, Temple University School of Medicine	Signal transduction mechanisms of M2 and M3 mediated bladder contractile response to cholinergic stimulation
255	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Nanri M¹, Mori N¹, Irimura K¹, Kirimoto T¹, Uji T¹, Kiniwa M¹ 1. Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., Jtd.	COMBINATION TREATMENT WITH AN ANTICHOLINERGIC AGENT AND ALPHA-BLOCKER IN A CANINE URINARY DISTURBANCE MODEL IN ASSOCIATION WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA
256	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Yoshida M¹, Murakami S¹, Inadome A¹, Masunaga K¹, Miyamae K¹, Sugiyama Y¹, Otani M¹, Iwashita H¹, Ueda S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Kumamoto University School of Medicine	RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACETYLCHOLINE AND ATP RELEASES AND BLADDER SMOOTH MUSCLE FUNCTION IN PARTIAL OUTLET OBSTRUCTION IN RATS
257	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Nagabukuro H¹, Okanishi S¹, Ishihara Y¹, Doi T¹ 1. Takeda Chemical Industries	Effect of TAK-802, a novel acetylcholinesterase inhibitor, and various cholinomimetics on the urodynamic characteristics in anaesthetized guinea pigs
258	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Dambros M¹, van Koeveringe G¹, de Jongh R¹, Bast A¹, van Kerrebroeck P ¹ 1. University Hospital Maastricht	Relaxant effects of acute administration of estradiol through non-estrogen receptor mechanisms on male and female urinary bladder contractility
259	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Aikawa K ¹, Chichester P², Whitbeck C², Levin R² 1. Fukushima Medical University School of Medicine, 2. Albany College of Pharmacy and Stratton VAMC	Effect of Estradiol on Rabbit Urinary Bladder Blood Flow and Function: Response to L-NAME
260	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Balsa D ¹, Salcedo C¹, Enrich A¹, Davalillo S¹, Cabellos J¹, Pellicer T ¹, Lagunas C ¹, Catena J¹, Fernandez A G¹ 1. SALVAT	SVT-40776: A SELECTIVE, COMPETITIVE AND REVERSIBLE ANTAGONIST OF THE HUMAN RECOMBINANT MUSCARINIC M3 RECEPTOR
261	Pharmacology: Basic Science	SUZUKI M¹, OKI T¹, YAKAGI Y¹, UMEGAKI K², YAMADA S¹ 1. Department of Biopharmaceutical Sciences & COE Project in the 21st Century, School of Pharmaceutical, 2. National Institute of Health and Nutrition	Effect of Saw palmetto extract (SPE) on autonomic receptors in the lower urinary tract
262	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Blyweert W¹, Tack J ², Van Poppel H¹, De Ridder D¹ 1. UZ Gasthuisberg, dept Urology, 2. UZ Gasthuisberg, dept Gastro-enterology	Vanilloids do not act on the afferent nerve fibers alone: preliminary calcium imaging data from the suburothelial interstitial cells of the bladder
263	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Di Stasi S M¹, Giannantoni A², Massoud R ³, Navarra P ⁴, Porena M², Vespasiani G ¹, Attisani F¹, Stephen R L⁵ 1. Department of Urology, "Tor Vergata" University, Rome Italy , 2. Department of Urology, University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy, 3. Department of Clinical Biochemistry, "Tor Vergata" University, Rome, Italy, 4. Institute of Pharmacology, Chatolic University, Rome Italy, 5. Physion Laboratories, Medolla, Italy	STABILITY OF RESINIFERATOXIN STOCK SOLUTIONS
264	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Biers S ¹, Kabota Y¹, Reynard J², Brading A ¹ 1. University Department of Pharmacology, Oxford., 2. Churchill Hospital, Oxford.	Targeting the Interstitial Cells of Cajal in the development of new pharmacotherapies for detrusor overactivity.
265	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Yusup A ¹, Akino H ¹, Miwa Y¹, Oyama N¹, Aoki Y ¹, Tanase K ¹, Ishida H ¹, Yokoyama O¹ 1. Department of Urology, Faculty of Medical Science, University of Fukui	Antimuscarinic agent easily penetrating BBB may reduce voiding efficiency
266	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Giannantoni A¹, Nardicchi V², Macchioni L², Mearini E¹, Del Zingaro M¹, Bini V¹, Goracci G², Porena M¹ 1. Dept. of Urology, University of Perugia, 2. Dept. of Internal Medicine, Biochemistry Section, University of Perugia	NERVE GROWTH FACTOR BLADDER TISSUE LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA AND DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY TREATED WITH TAMSULOSIN
267	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Saito M¹, Suzuki H², Yamada M², Kinoshita Y³, Sato K³, Miyagawa I¹ 1. Tottori University Urology, 2. Meiji DAIRIES CORPORATION, 3. Tottori University Mol Pharmacology	Preventive effect of cyclohexenonic long-chain fatty alcohol on rat overactive bladder induced by bladder neck obstruction
268	Pharmacology: Clinical	Kelleher C¹, van Kerrebroeck P², Ridder A³ 1. Guys and St. Thomas' Hospital NHS Trust, London, UK, 2. University Hospital Maastricht, Maastricht, The Netherlands, 3. Yamanouchi Europe B.V., Leiderdorp, The Netherlands for the Solifenacin Study Group	Solifenacin Improved the Quality of Life in Patients With Symptoms of Overactive Bladder
269	Pharmacology: Clinical	Bump R¹, Benson J T ², Brubaker L³, Brostrøm S⁴, Hampel C⁵, Jannelli M⁶, Roberts M⁷, Schüssler B⁸, van Kerrebroeck P⁹, Yalcin I¹, Peng G¹, Zhao Y¹ 1. Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, IN, USA, 2. University Hospital, Indianapolis, IN, USA, 3. Loyola University Medical Center, Chicago, IL, USA, 4. Glostrup Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark, 5. Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany, 6. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 7. Advocate Christ Medical Center, Oak Lawn, IL, USA, 8. Kantonsspital, Luzern, Switzerland , 9. University Hospital Maastrecht, Netherlands	BIOMECHANICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DULOXETINE IN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE
270	Pharmacology: Clinical	Viayna C¹, Álvarez D ¹, López R¹, Sanagustín J¹, Lagunas C¹ 1. Laboratorios SALVAT, S.A	A randomised, placebo-controlled, dose-rising study in healthy males volunteers to evaluate safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of single oral doses of SVT-40776, a novel selective M3 antimuscarinic
271	Pharmacology: Clinical	Gotoh M¹, Kamihira O², Kinukawa T³, Ono Y¹, Ohshima S¹ 1. Urology Department, Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine, 2. Urology Department, Komaki Shimin Hospital, 3. Urology Department, Shakai Hoken Chukyo Hospital	COMPARISON BETWEEN ALPHA1a DOMINANT ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST TAMSULOSIN AND ALPHA1d DOMINANT ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST NAFTOPIDIL FOR THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY IN THE TREATMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY
272	Pharmacology: Clinical	Haab F¹, Halaska M², Klaver M³, for the Solifenacin Study Group ¹ 1. Department of Urology, Hopital Tenon, Paris, France, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic, 3. Yamanouchi Europe B.V., Leiderdorp, The Netherlands	Favourable Efficacy and Tolerability With Long-term Solifenacin Treatment Support High Patient Persistence
273	Pharmacology: Clinical	Preik M¹, Albrecht D², O'Connel M², Hampel C³, Anderson R⁴ 1. Medical&Scientific Affairs,Janssen-Cilag GmbH, Germany, 2. Dep. of Clinical Development, ALZA Corporation, USA, 3. Dep. of Urology, Johannes-Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany, 4. Dep. of Urology, Stanford University, USA	Impact of OROS® Controlled-release Delivery on Pharmacokinetics of Oxybutynin at Different Dosages: Severity-dependent Treatment of Overactive Bladder
274	Pharmacology: Clinical	Staskin D¹, Edelman R ², Cunnigham D³, Karlin G⁴ 1. Weill-Cornell Medcial School, 2. Urological Surgeons of Long Island, PC, 3. UroSearch, 4. Lawrenceville Urology	Assessment of Trospium Chloride Effect on Alertness by the Stanford Sleepiness Scale
275	Pharmacology: Clinical	Bump R¹, Hooper C¹, Koke S¹, Yalcin I¹ 1. Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, IN, USA	THE EFFECT OF BASELINE SEVERITY ON THE EFFICACY OF DULOXETINE IN THE TREATMENT OF WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE (SUI)
276	Pharmacology: Clinical	Chapple C¹, Wyndaele J², Gronen S³, for the Solifenacin Study Group ¹ 1. Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, UK, 2. Department of Urology, University Antwerpen, Belgium, 3. Yamanouchi Europe B.V., Leiderdorp, The Netherlands	Solifenacin Provided Statistically Significant and Clinically Relevant Reductions in Urgency, a Defining Symptom of Overactive Bladder
277	Pregnancy	Andrews V¹, Thakar R¹, Sultan A¹ 1. Mayday University Hospital	Episiotomy technique between midwives and doctors - time for reappraisal?
278	QoL	Drahorádová P¹, Mašata J ¹, Martan A¹, Švabík K¹ 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1st medical Faculty, Charles University	Comparative development of Quality of life between TVT a Burch colposuspension
279	QoL	Chaliha C¹, Lamba A¹, Hirani K ¹, Rahmanou P¹, Khullar V¹ 1. Department of Urogynaecology, St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College, London	Assessment of the Reliability and Sensitivity to change of the King’s Health Questionnaire, Incontinence Impact Questionnaire-Short form (IIQ-7) and Incontinence Quality of Life questionnaire (IQOL)
280	QoL	Blaivas J G¹, Isom-Batz G², Weiss J P¹, Knoll A³, Panagopoulos G⁴, Chaikin D C¹ 1. Weill-Cornell Medical Center-NY, 2. Lenox Hill Hospital-NY, 3. Albert Einstein-NY, 4. Lenox Hill-NY	A New Overactive Bladder Questionnaire & Symptom Score
281	QoL	Haltbakk J¹, Hanestad B R ¹, Hunskaar S¹ 1. University of Bergen	Is enhancing quality of life (QOL) in patients with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) an appropriate health care goal?
282	QoL	Chaliha C¹, Khalid U¹, Hill S², Khullar V¹ 1. Department of Urogynaecology, St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College, London, 2. Queen's Park Hospital, Blackburn	Quality of life following TVT and colposuspension: A case-controlled study
283	QoL	Ushijima S¹, Ukimura O¹, Suzuki K¹, Hirahara N¹, Matsubara H¹, Honjo H¹, Iwata T¹, Okihara K¹, Kawauchi A¹, Miki T¹ 1. Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine	Impact of bother specific to each symptom of the International prostate symptom score (IPSS) on the Quality of life (QOL): Concomitant evaluation of IPSS with a Visual analogue scale (VAS) questionnaire for bother specific to each symptom
284	QoL	Haab F¹, Fianu-Jonasson A ², Dannecker C ³ 1. Department of Urology, Tenon Hospital, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Huddinge University Hospital, 3. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Munich - Großhadern	Impact of the Zuidex system for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence on quality of life: 6-month results of an open, multicentre study
285	QoL	Botros S¹, Gandhi S¹, Abramov Y¹, Sand P¹, Nickolov A¹, Goldberg R¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine	Normative Values for the Short Forms of the UDI and IIQ in Community Dwelling Women
286	QoL	Homma Y¹, Kawabe K², Koyama N³ 1. Japan Red Cross Medical Center, 2. Tokyo Teishin Hospital, 3. Sankyo Company	Minimal meaningful change in urinary incontinence frequency detected by a quality of life assessment tool in overactive bladder syndrome with urge incontinence
287	QoL	Sone A¹, Tanaka H¹, Kimura T², Shuto K², Kinugawa K³, Morioka M³, Koide T⁴, Furukawa Y⁴, Kondo N⁵, Kobayashi T⁵, Fujisawa M⁵ 1. Department of urology, Kohsei General Hospital, 2. Department of urology, Kibikogen Lumier Hospital, 3. Department of urology, Matsuda Hospital, 4. Department of urology, Kasaoka Daiichi Hospital, 5. Department of urology, Kawasaki Medical School	Relationship between nocturnal polyuria and brain natoriuretic peptide (BNP) in elderly patients of nocturia
288	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Leach G¹, Frederick R¹ 1. Tower Urology Institute for Continence	CADAVERIC FASCIAL PROLAPSE REPAIR WITH SLING (CaPS): FIVE-YEAR PROSPECTIVE FOLLOW-UP
289	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Meschia M¹, Pifarotti P², Gattei U ², Magatti F³, Kojancic E⁴, Riva D⁵, Bernasconi F⁶ 1. Dept. Obstet. Gynecol., Magenta, 2. Dept. Obstet. Gynecol., University of Milan, 3. Dept. Obstet. Gynecol., Como, 4. Dept. Urology.,Novara , 5. Dept. Obstet. Gynecol., Cantù, 6. Dept. Obstet. Gynecol., Desio	Multicentre randomized trial of PelvicolTM implant to prevent recurrence of anterior vaginal wall prolapse in women undergoing primary surgery for genital prolapse
290	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	von Theobald P¹, Labbé E² 1. Service de Gynécologie Obstétrique du CHU de Caen, 2. Service de Gynécologie	100 POSTERIOR IVS OPERATIONS : RESULTS WITH 2 YEARS FOLLOW UP
291	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Malik B¹, Lambaudie E¹, Collinet P¹, Dubois P², Cosson M¹ 1. Chirurgie Gynécologique, Maternité Jeanne de Flandre, CHRU Lille France, 2. Institut de Technologie Médicale de Lille CHRU France	A bimechanical study of the strength of biological tissues used in surgical treatment of prolapse and urinary incontinence.
292	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Zheng F¹, Xu L², Verbeken E³, De Ridder D ¹, Deprest J⁴ 1. Centre for Surgical Technologies and Laboratory for Experimental Gynaecology, 2. Faculty of Medicine , 3. Department of Pathology, 4. Centre for Surgical Technologies and Laboratory for Experimental Gynaecology, University Leuven	Determination of Th1 / Th2 type cytokines in the inflammatory response to xenogenic porcine dermal collagen or synthethic polypropylene implants in mice
293	Reconstructive Surgery: LUT	Rackley R¹, El-Azab A¹, Abdelmalak J¹, Inci K¹, Bilen C Y ¹, Vasavada S¹ 1. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation	AUGMENTATION CYSTOPLASTY WITH CATHETERIZABLE STOMA: COMPARISON BETWEEN OPEN AND LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACHES
294	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Lin T L ¹, Chen Y C², Hu S W ³, Chen G D ⁴ 1. School of Nursing, Chung Shan Medical University, 2. school of physical therapy, Chung Shan Medical University, 3. Institute of Stomatology, Dental School; Chung Shan Medical University, 4. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Chung Shan Medical University Hospital	Nursing Intervention to Enforce the Efficacy of Home Practice of Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise in Mixed Incontinence
295	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Farrell S¹, Scott T¹, Farrell K¹, Irving L ¹, Foren J ¹, Twohig J ¹ 1. Dalhousie University	A Trial of a Continence Team approach to Women’s Continence Care : A Study of Health care efficacy and costs.
296	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Parsons M¹, Mantle J ¹, Cardozo L ¹, Hextall A ¹, Boos K¹, Bidmead J¹ 1. Kings College Hospital	A Single Blind, Randomised, Controlled Trial of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training With Home Electrical Stimulation in the Treatment of Urodynamic Stress Incontinence
297	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Pauwels E¹, De Wachter S¹, Wyndaele J¹ 1. University Hospital Antwerp	Animal model for bladder dysfunction following longterm incomplete emptiness
298	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	De Wachter S ¹, Van Meel T D¹, Wyndaele J J¹ 1. University of Antwerpen	The 'bladder electrical perception threshold test' to predict therapy outcome in patients with urinary retention, treated with bethanechol
299	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Reilley S¹, Sotomayor M², Feria Bernal G² 1. Northwest Kinetics, 2. Salvador Zubirán National Nutrition Institute	Durable Quality of Life Improvement for Women with Moderate to Severe Stress Urinary Incontinence following Non-surgical RF Tissue Micro-remodeling
300	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	El-Azab A¹, Rackley R ¹, El-Akkad M², Vasavada S¹, Noble M¹ 1. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 2. Assiut University Hospital, Egypt	A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TENSION FREE VAGINAL TAPE (TVT) VERSUS PERCUTANEOUS VAGINAL TAPE (PVT) FOR FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: IS THE GOLD STILL NEEDED IN THE STANDARD?
301	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	SCHULMAN C¹, ROUMEGUERE T¹, BUXANT F ¹, GORIS M¹, QUACKELS T¹, BOLLENS R¹, ANAF V¹, VANDEN BOSSCHE M¹, ZLOTTA A¹, SIMON P¹ 1. University Clinics of Brussels - Erasme Hospital	Long-term follow-up of Tension-free Vaginal Tape (TVT)
302	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Hijaz A¹, Frenkl T¹, Damaser M², Liu G¹, Saffore L¹, Haung X¹, Daneshgari F¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 2. Loyola University Medical Center, Maywood, IL.	Effect of vaginal sling and its associated vaginal dissection on bladder function in the rat model of stress urinary incontinence
303	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Errando C¹, Prados M¹, Araño P¹, Villavicencio H¹ 1. Fundacion Puigvert	Does tension-free solve all stress incontinence? Our experience of using a re-adjustable sling (Remeex) in 58 complicated cases
304	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kocjancic E¹, Gherzi R ², Carone R³, Zaramella S¹, Crivellaro S¹, Favro M¹, Ceratti G¹, Gontero P¹, Manassero P³, Frea B¹ 1. Clinica Urologica, Ospedale Maggiore della Carità - Novara - Italy, 2. Dipartimento di Ginecologia, Ospedale Maggiore della Carità - Novara - Italy, 3. Dipartimento di Urologia - Ospedale Maria Adelaide - Torino - Italy	OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATIONS OF TRANS OBTURATOR TAPE (TOT): 1 YEAR FOLLOW UP
305	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kocjancic E¹, Costa P², Sauter T³, Chartier-Kastler E⁴, Carone R⁵, Sadi M⁶, Haab F⁴, Le Normand L⁷, Wachter J⁸, Crivellaro S¹, Frea B¹ 1. Clinica Urologica, Ospedale Maggiore della Carità - Novara - Italy, 2. Nimes - France, 3. Berlin - Germany, 4. Paris - France, 5. spedale Maria Adelaide - Torino - Italy, 6. Sao Paulo - Brazil, 7. Nantes - France, 8. Vienna - Austria	European prospective multi-centre experience with adjustable continence therapy (ACT) periurethral prosthestic implantation: Results at 12 to 24 months.
306	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Poon C¹, Zimmern P¹, Defreitas G², Wilson T³, Foreman M¹ 1. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, 2. University of Toronto, 3. Boston University	Three-dimensional ultrasound (3DUS) to assess objective long-term durability of periurethral collagen in women with stress urinary incontinence (SUI)
307	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Gold R¹, Groutz A¹, Lessing J ¹, Gordon D¹ 1. LIS Maternity hospital, Urogynecology& Pelvic floor Reconstruction Unit , Tel Aviv Medical Centre	Bladder Perforation During Tension-free Vaginal Tape Procedure- Does It Matter?
308	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Lau W N T¹ 1. Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Queen Mary Hospital	Tension-free vaginal tape with or without concomitant genitourinary prolapse repair under spinal and general anaesthesia
309	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Lucas M¹, Emery S¹, Alan W², Kathy W¹ 1. Swansea NHS Trust, 2. University of Wales, Swansea	Failure of Porcine Xenograft Sling in a randomised controlled trial of three sling materials in surgery for stress incontinence.
310	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kulseng-Hanssen S¹ 1. Baerum Hospital	Does preoperative objective and subjective findings predict the outcome of TVT operations in females complaining of mixed urinary incontinence?
311	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Boccon Gibod L¹, Grise P², de Tayrac R³, Costa P⁴, Monneins F⁵, Saussine C⁶, Droupy S⁷, Assenmacher C⁸, Ballanger P⁹ 1. Chu Bichat, 2. Rouen, 3. A Beclere, 4. Nimes, 5. Gonnesse, 6. Strasbourg, 7. Kremlin Bicetre, 8. Bruxelles, 9. Bordeaux	TRANS-OBTURATOR TAPE (T.O.T.®) FOR THE TREATMENT OF FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE : A MULTICENTRIC PROSPECTIVE STUDY
312	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Murphy M¹, Culligan P¹, Arce C¹, Graham C¹, Blackwell L¹, Heit M¹ 1. University of Louisville	Is the Cough-Stress Test Necessary when Placing the Tension-free Vaginal Tape?
313	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kim J¹, Baek U¹, Kwon S¹, Jung H¹, Moon K¹, Park T¹, Park C², Seo Y³ 1. Department of Urology, Yeungnam University, College of medicine, 2. Department of Urology, Keimyung University, College of medicine, 3. Department of Urology, Dongguk University, College of medicine	The efficacy of IRIS procedure in Stress Urinary Incontinence : Comparison with TVT and SPARC
314	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Chapple C¹, Sultan A H², Cervigni M ³ 1. Royal Hallamshire Hospital, 2. Mayday University Hospital, 3. S. Carlo-IDI Hospital, Tor Vergata University	Efficacy and safety of the Zuidex system for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence: 6-month results of an open, multicentre study
315	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Palma P ¹, Riccetto C¹, Cruz J¹, Paz A¹, Dambros M¹, Thiel M¹, Fraga R¹, Herrmann V¹, Netto Jr N¹ 1. University of Campinas - UNICAMP	IS YOUR POLYPROPYLENE TAPE BETTER THAN MINE? AN EXPERIMENTAL SEMI QUANTITATIVE AND STEREOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF LOCAL TISSUE REACTION
316	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Andonian S¹, Chen T¹, St-Denis B¹, Corcos J¹ 1. Sir Mortimer B. Jewish General Hospital	Randomized Clinical Trial Comparing Suprapubic Arch Sling (SPARC) and Tension-free Vaginal Tape (TVT) for the Treatment of Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI): Peri-operative Complications and One-year Efficacy
317	Urodynamics	Zimmern P¹, Nager C¹, Albo M¹, Fitzgerald M¹, Mohr B¹, McDermott S¹ 1. Urinary Incontinence Treatment Network (UITN)	Interpretation of pressure-flow studies: INTER-RATER RELIABILITY BETWEEN CENTRAL REVIEWERS IN SISTEr (STRESS INCONTINENCE SURGICAL TREATMENT EFFICACY TRIAL), A MULTI-CENTER STRESS INCONTINENCE SURGERY TRIAL
318	Urodynamics	Lukban J C¹, Aguirre O A¹, Van Hegewald W ¹, Davila G W² 1. Urogynecology Associates of Colorado, 2. Cleveland Clinic Florida	The Prevalence of Intrinsic Sphincter Deficiency in Patients with Stress Urinary Incontinence and Urethral Hypermobility
319	Urodynamics	Rahmanou P¹, Chaliha C¹, Scholfield D², Skillern L², Khullar V¹ 1. Department of Urogynaecology, St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College, London, 2. Pfizer Limited	Reliability of urethral function tests in women with urodynamic stress incontinence
320	Urodynamics	Pel J J M¹, Idzenga T¹, van Mastrigt R¹ 1. Dept. of Urology, Sector Furore, Erasmus MC, Rotterdam	Noise recordings at different degrees of obstruction in model urethrae with different wall stiffness made of Polyvinyl Alcohol cryogel.
321	Urodynamics	Chen Q¹, Takahashi S¹, Zhong S ¹, Ohta N¹, Kitamura T¹ 1. Department of Urology, Faculty of Medicine, the University of Tokyo	Effects of tamsulosin on the urinary bladder function in rats with partial outlet obstruction
322	Urodynamics	Wells G¹, Kanellos A² 1. Alabama Research Center, LLC, 2. Nevada Urology Associates	Impact of Menopausal Status on Leak Point Pressure following Non-surgical Radiofrequency Energy Tissue Micro-remodeling in Women Suffering from Stress Urinary Incontinence
323	Urodynamics	Teo R¹, Mayne C¹, Tincello D ¹ 1. Leicester General Hospital	A COMPARISON OF URODYNAMIC DATA IN CAUCASIAN AND SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN
324	Urodynamics	Teo R¹, Mayne C ¹, Williams K², Assassa P ³, Tincello D ⁴ 1. Leicester General Hospital, 2. Department of Health Sciences, University of Leicester, 3. Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust, 4. Section of Reproductive Science, CSSM, University of Leicester	ASSOCIATION BETWEEN VOIDING DIARY AND 24-HOUR PAD TEST
325	Urodynamics	Kulseng-Hanssen S¹ 1. Baerum Hospital	Does preoperative ambulatory urodynamic recording in females complaining of mixed incontinence predict the outcome of TVT operations?
326	Urodynamics	Klarskov N¹, Lose G ² 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Glostrup University Hospital, Denmark, 2. Department of Obstetics and Gynaecology, Glostrup University Hospital, Denmark	Sphincteric properties of the urethra in healthy and stress incontinent women investigated using urethral reflectometry
327	Urodynamics	Hirani K¹, Rahmanou P¹, Lamba A¹, Dostonova A¹, Chaliha C¹, Khullar V¹ 1. Department of Urogynaecology, St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College London	The bladder contractility index in women with lower urinary tract symptoms.
328	Urodynamics	Marschall-Kehrel A ¹, Mürtz G², Kramer G³, Jünemann K ⁴, Madersbacher H⁵, Hjalmas K⁶ 1. Urology Consultancy, Vorstadt 20, D-61440 Oberursel, Germany, 2. Apogepha Arzneimittel GmbH, Dresden, Germany, 3. Bennebroek, The Netherlands, 4. Department of Urology and Pediatric Urology, University of Kiel, Germany, 5. Neurourology Unit, University Hospital of Innsbruck, Austria, 6. Pediatric Urology, Göteborg University, Göteborg, Sweden	Sonographic evaluation of detrusor thickness and parameters derived from electromyography uroflow – do they provide additional information for the diagnosis of LUTD in children ? A preliminary report
329	Urodynamics	Lelis M A¹, Glashan R², Féra P², Truzzi J C², Simonetti R², Srougi M ², Bruschini H² 1. Federal University of São Paul, 2. Federal University of São Paulo	The use of urodynamic parameters for improvement of continence in patients under intermittent catheterization
330	Urodynamics	Yalla S¹, Lewis J¹, Bartolome V¹, Nabha K¹, Siroky M¹, Sullivan M¹ 1. VA Boston Healthcare System	URODYNAMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF URINARY RETENTION IN ADULT MEN: A SPECTRUM OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
331	Urodynamics	Taylor J¹, Barnecott J¹, Assassa P¹, Harrison S¹ 1. Pinderfields Hospital	Preventing movement artefact during urethral pressure measurement: Results with an oil-cell transducer.
332	Urodynamics	Pesce F¹, Rubilotta E¹, D'Amico A¹, Curti P P¹, Righetti R², Artibani W¹ 1. Dept of Urology - University of Verona, 2. Dept of Urology - Legnago Hospital	REPRODUCIBILITY OF DETRUSOR AFTER-CONTRACTION AND ITS CORRELATION WITH POST-VOIDING RESIDUAL
333	Urodynamics	Belal M¹, Blake C ¹, Harding C ², McIntosh S ², Robson W², Drinnan M², Griffiths C², Ramsden P², Abrams P¹, Pickard R² 1. Bristol Urological Institute, 2. Freeman Hospital, Newcastle	The rise in isovolumetric detrusor pressure is greater in male patients with detrusor overactivity
334	Urodynamics	Drinnan M¹, Harding C¹, Blake C², McIntosh S¹, Robson W¹, Pickard R¹, Abrams P², Ramsden P¹, Griffiths C¹ 1. Freeman Hospital, 2. Bristol Urological Institute	Combination of non-invasive urodynamic parameters from a single penile cuff test for diagnosis of bladder outlet obstruction.
335	Urodynamics	Bar E¹, Balmforth J¹, Robinson D ¹, Parsons M¹, Dixon A¹, Anders K¹, Cardozo L¹, Bidmead J¹ 1. Kings College Hospital	Does detrusor pressure area under the curve during voiding (AUCdet) correlate with diagnosis?
336	Urogenital Prolapse	Collinet P¹, Belot F¹, Debodinance P², Duc E H³, Cosson M¹ 1. Hôpital Jeanne de Flandre, Lille, 2. CH Dunkerque, 3. CH Roubaix	Mesh treatment of pelvic organ prolapse : Risk factors and management of vaginal erosion
337	Urogenital Prolapse	Shah S¹, Sultan A¹, Thakar R¹ 1. Mayday University Hospital	Prospective evaluation of pessary use in the management of pelvic organ prolapse
338	Urogenital Prolapse	Kapoor D¹, Sultan A¹, Thakar R¹ 1. mayday university hospital	Conservative versus surgical management of prolapse: does patient choice depend on symptom severity?
339	Urogenital Prolapse	Baessler K¹, O'Neill S², Maher C¹ 1. Royal Women's, Mater and Wesley Hospitals, 2. Royal Women's Hospital	PREVALENCE OF PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE AND PELVIC FLOOR SYMPTOMS IN WOMEN IN THE COMMUNITY: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY

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340	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Higgs P¹, Carey M¹, Ashton M¹, Goh J¹ 1. Royal Women's Hospital	Perineal Neurovascular Island Flap Graft for Severe Introital/Perineal Scarring
341	Fistulas	Windom K¹ 1. OB/GYN Associates	Rectovaginal Fistula Repair Using Porcine Dermis Graft
342	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Lin W ¹ 1. China Medical university Hospital, Depart. of OB-Gyn, Endoscopic Section	Laparoscopic Assisted Burch Colposuspension Vaginally
343	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Arunkalaivanan A¹, Swati J¹ 1. City Hospital	INJECTION OF Zuidex™ (DEXTRANOMER/HYALURONIC ACID) using Implacer™ FOR FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE
344	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Pesce F¹, Curti P P¹, Schiavone D¹, D'Amico A¹, Rubilotta E¹, Cerruto M A¹, Artibani W¹ 1. Dept of Urology - University of Verona	INTRAURETHRAL INJECTION WITH THE ZUIDEX™ SYSTEM
345	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Moore R D¹, Miklos J R ¹, Kohli N² 1. Atlanta Urogynecology, 2. Harvard University	Laparoscopic Y-Mesh Sacralcolpopexy for Vaginal Vault Prolapse
346	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Rosenblatt P ¹, Rardin C ² 1. Mount Auburn Hospital, 2. Women & Infants' Hospital	Excision of Perforated TVT Mesh Segment with Suprapubic-Assisted Operative Cystoscopy
347	Pelvic Floor	De Vita D¹, Santinelli G ², Greco E ³, Docimo G ⁴, Schiavo M ⁵, Sirimarco F⁶, Docimo L⁴, D'Armiento M⁵ 1. Department of Obstetric-Gynaecology S. Francesco Hospital, Oliveto Citra, Salerno, Italy , 2. Department of Obstetric-Gynaecology, S. Francesco D'Assisi Hospital, Oliveto Citra, Salerno, Italy, 3. Department of Obstetric-Gynaecology, University Federico II, Naples, Italy, 4. Department of General Surgery, 2nd University, Naples, Italy, 5. Department of Urology, 2nd University, Naples, Italy, 6. Department of Obstetric-Gynaecology, Cardarelli Hospital, Naples, Italy	CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF II AND III DEGREE UTERO-VAGINAL PROLAPS WITH TRANSOBTURATOR SUSPENSION OF BLADDER AND UTERUS AND WITH POSTERIOR IVS (TRIPLE OPERATION FOR PROLAPSE USING PROSTHESES)
348	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Lucente V¹, Raders J¹ 1. Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine	Techniques to Administer Local Anesthesia and IV Sedation for the TVT-Obturator Pubovaginal Sling Procedure
349	Urogenital Prolapse	Wu C H¹, Lin W C¹ 1. Ob/GYN Department, China Medical University Hospital	Laparoscopic assisted vaginal paravaginal repair
350	Imaging Techniques	Borghesi G¹, Bruschini H¹, Goldman S¹, Simonetti R¹, Szenfeld J¹, Srougi M¹ 1. Unifesp	Magnetic Resonance Imaging Simultaneous to Urodynamic Examination: A New Way to Perform Videourodynamics
351	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Dambros M¹, CR Palma P¹, Z Riccetto C¹, Thiel M¹, de Fraga R¹, Dametto P¹, Herrmann V¹, Rodrigues Netto Jr N¹ 1. State University of Campinas	STRATASIS TENDINEOUS URETHRAL SUPPORT FOR URINARY STRESS INCONTINENCE: refinements of the technique.
352	Urogenital Prolapse	Jarnagin B¹ 1. Vanderbilt Cool Springs	Outpatient Laparoscopic Repair of Enterocele
353	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Palma P ¹, Riccetto C¹, Thiel M ¹, Dambros M¹, Leitão V¹, Herrmann V¹, Dametto Neto P¹, Netto Jr N¹ 1. University of Campinas - UNICAMP	TRANSURETRAL INJECTION FOR FEMALE URINARY STRESS INCONTINENCE:REFINAMENT OF TECHNIQUE
354	Urogenital Prolapse	Arunkalaivanan A¹ 1. City Hospital	Pelvic floor reconstruction using SURGISIS™ (Porcine Mesh) graft
355	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Mansoor A¹, Cotte B ¹ 1. Centre Hospitalier d'Issoire	Ttrans obturator tape TOT : an economic technique
356	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Rosenblatt P ¹, Rardin C² 1. Mount Auburn Hospital, 2. Women & Infants' Hospital	Laparoscopic Sacrocolpopexy with Y-shaped Mersilene Mesh Graft
357	Pelvic Floor	Dupont M¹ 1. Dupont Urology and Urogynecology Center	Novel Approach to Repair of Cystocele and Rectocele with Vaginal Vault Prolapse using Graft Material
358	Urogenital Prolapse	Monneins F¹ 1. Centre Hospitalier Gonesse	POSTERIOR IVS PROCEDURE, 3D SURGICAL PRESENTATION
359	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Rosenblatt P ¹, Rardin C ², Pulliam S ¹ 1. Mount Auburn Hospital, 2. Women & Infants' Hospital	Laparoscopic Uterosacral Ligament Uterine Suspension for Uterine Prolapse
360	Incontinence (Male)	Mantovani F¹, Bozzini G¹, Bernardini P¹, Musi G¹, Acquati P¹, Rocco F¹ 1. Clinica Urologica I IRCCS Policlinico di Milano	Perineum-inguinal sling for stress urinary incontinence in male
361	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Novi J¹, Morgan M¹ 1. University of Pennsylvania	Anterior Approach to Sacrospinous Ligament Fixation for Vaginal Vault Prolapse
362	Incontinence (Male)	Sousa A ¹ 1. Hospital Monforte de Lemos	SURGICAL TECHNIQUE: REMEEX SYSTEM IN MALE
363	Incontinence (Male)	Wadie B S¹ 1. Urology & Nephrology Center	BULBOURETHRAL SLING FOR POST-PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE, MANSOURA TECHNIQUE
364	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Mansoor A¹, Cotte B ¹ 1. Centre Hospitalier d'Issoire	Surgery of uro-genital prolapse using an unfixed free Prolene° mesh, TOT and sacro-spinous ligament fixation.
365	Reconstructive Surgery: LUT	Rajamaheswari N¹, Ponraj C¹, Seethalakshmi S¹, Dhanapal V¹ 1. Govt.K.G.Hospital, Madras Medical College,	Y – Type female urethral duplication with urinary incontinence –A case report
366	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Palma P¹, Riccetto C¹, Thiel M¹, Dambros M¹, Martins M H¹, Herrmann V¹, Dametto Neto P ¹, Netto Jr N¹ 1. University of Campinas - UNICAMP	SAFYRE T: A READJUSTABLE TRANSOBTURATOR SLING FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE
367	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Graul E¹, Hurst B ¹ 1. Phase II Center for Women's Health	Procidentia Repair: A Video Synopsis

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Abstract	Category	Authors	Title
368	Anatomy	Steensma A ¹, Dietz H P¹, Pardey J² 1. RPAH, 2. Nepean Hospital, Penrith	THE PREVALENCE OF MAJOR ABNORMALITIES OF THE LEVATOR ANI IN UROGYNAECOLOGICAL PATIENTS
369	Anatomy	Hall D¹, Westbrook S² 1. Pfizer Global Research and Development, 2. Pfizer Global Research and Developement	Comparison of urethral pressure profiles between nulli parous and ex-breeder anaesthetised beagles.
370	Anatomy	Kim J¹, Cho J², Joo K², Seo J T² 1. Samsung Cheil Hospital & Women's Healthcare Center, Sungkyunkwan University, School of Medicine, 2. Samsung Cheil Hospital	The Distribution of Pelvic Organ Support in Korea Population Women
371	Anatomy	Kocjancic E¹, Frea B¹, Sauter T², O’Connell H³ 1. Universita del Piemonte Orientale, 2. Bezirk Spital Olten , 3. University of Melbourne	Refining ACT balloon placement: anatomical relationship between adjustable continence therapy (ACT) balloon (and Trocar) and female erectile tissue.
372	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Hayami S¹, Sugiyama T¹, Unno T², Shinbo H², Otuka A², Ozono S², Honma S³ 1. Department of Urology, Yaizu Municipal General Hospital, 2. Department of Urology, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, 3. Department of Pharmacological Research, Teikoku Hormone Mfg. Co., Ltd	NEONATAL EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL DISRUPTORS DECREASES ESTROGEN RECEPTOR-beta AND SUPPRESSES APOPTOSIS OF THE PROSTATE AFTER PUBERTY
373	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Suzuki K¹, Obara K ¹, Kobayashi K¹, Yamana K ¹, Itoi T ¹, Takahashi K ¹ 1. Division of Urology, Graduate School of Medical and Dental Science, Niigata University	TGF beta1 regulates cell differentiation and causes the up-regulation of connective tissue growth factor in human prostate stromal cell
374	Cellular physiology	Dassen E¹, van Koeveringe G², van Kerrebroeck P² 1. University Hospital Maastricht, department of urology, 2. University Hospital Maastricht	Xestospongin diminishes overactive contractions in the obstructed guinea pig bladder.
375	Cellular physiology	Toubu S¹, Noguchi M¹, Mori K¹, Matsuo M¹, Nomata K¹, Kanetake H¹ 1. Department of Urology, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences	Highly expression of Angiotensin Ⅱ type-1 receptor (AT1) in the rat detrusor muscle with bladder outlet obstruction
376	Detrusor Overactivity	Hall D¹, Westbrook S¹ 1. Pfizer Global Research and Development	The novel use of telemetry to monitor bladder function in the conscious rat.
377	Detrusor Overactivity	Balmforth J ¹, Robinson D ¹, Cardozo L ¹, Parsons M ¹, Dixon A¹ 1. Kings College Hospital	Does Over-working Impair Quality of Life?
378	Detrusor Overactivity	Zinner N¹, Tuttle J ², Marks L ³ 1. Medical Director, Western Clinical Research Inc. Los Angeles, USA, 2. Network Trials Inc. , Lexington, USA, 3. Urological Sciences Research Foundation and UCLA Department of Urology, Los Angeles, USA	Efficacy and tolerability of darifenacin, a muscarinic M3 selective receptor antagonist compared with oxybutynin in the treatment of patients with overactive bladder
379	Detrusor Overactivity	Gillespie J¹ 1. The University of Newcastle	Inhibition of non micturition activity by Calcetonin Gene Related Peptide
380	Detrusor Overactivity	Liu H¹, Kuo H¹ 1. Buddhist Tzu Chi General Hospital	Clinical Effectiveness of Suburothelial Injection of Botulinum A Toxin in the Treatment of Refractory Detrusor Overactivity
381	Detrusor Overactivity	Morgan D ¹, Hsu Y ¹, Stoffel J ¹, Nagel S ¹, Fenner D¹, DeLancey J ¹, McGuire E¹, Wei J ¹ 1. University of Michigan	Factors Correlated With Urge Urinary Incontinence Following Surgery for Stress Incontinence
382	Detrusor Overactivity	Brubaker L¹, Guan Z², Wang J T², Bavendam T² 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. Pfizer Inc	Improvement in Urgency Perception After Tolterodine Treatment Is Associated With Patient Satisfaction With Treatment
383	Detrusor Overactivity	Bagi P¹, Krøyer K² 1. Rigshospitalet, 2. Frederiksberg	BOTULINUM TOXIN A (BOTOX) IN TREATMENT OF NONNEUROGENIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY INCONTINENCE
384	Detrusor Overactivity	Gillespie J¹, Markerink-van Ittersum M ², de Vente J² 1. The University of Newcastle , 2. European Graduate School of Neuroscience (EURON), Maastricht University, Department of Psychiatry an	Interstitial cells in the bladder wall identified by an antibody to the c-Kit receptor ACK-2
385	Detrusor Overactivity	Son H¹, Park W², Hong S K³, Park K³, Ku J H ³, Kim S W³, Choi H³, Paick J³ 1. Seoul Municipal Boramae Hospital, 2. Inha University Hospital, 3. Seoul National University Hospital	Novel unstable bladder model in hypercholesterolemia rat
386	Detrusor Overactivity	Hampel C¹, Dmochowski R², Huvenne A³ 1. Johannes-Gutenberg-Universitat, 2. Vanderbilt University, 3. UCB Pharma	Assessment of Transdermal Oxybutynin in Overactive Bladder: Naive and Previously Treated Patients
387	Detrusor Overactivity	Masuda H¹, Chancellor M¹, Kihara K ², de Groat W³, Yoshimura N⁴ 1. Department of Urology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, 2. Department of Urology and Reproductive Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 3. Department of Pharmacology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, 4. Department of Urology and Pharmacology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	LOCAL NITRIC OXIDE PRODUCTION IS INVOLVED IN SUPPRESSION OF CAPSAICIN-INDUCED DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN THE RAT
388	Detrusor Overactivity	Cucchi A¹, Giliberto G L², Guarnaschelli C³, Siracusano S⁴, Rovereto B⁵ 1. Divisione di Urologia, Policlinico S. Matteo, IRCCS, Pavia, Italy, 2. Divisione di Urologia, Policlinico San Matteo , IRCCS, Pavia , Italy, 3. Fondazione S. Maugeri, IRCCS, Istituto Scientifico di Montescano (Pavia), Italy, 4. Clinica Urologica, Università di Trieste, Italy, 5. Divisione di Urologia, Policlinico S: Matteo, IRCCS, Pavia , Italy	INVOLUNTARY CONTRACTION AWARENESS AND BLADDER STRENGTH IN MEN WITH IDIOPATHIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY
389	Detrusor Overactivity	Abrams P¹, Foot J², Lheritier K³, Steel M³ 1. Bristol Urological Institute, Southmead Hospital, Bristol, UK, 2. Midtown Urology and Surgical Center, Atlanta, USA, 3. Novartis Pharma AG, Basel, Switzerland	Responder rates, a better way to express drug efficacy: data from darifenacin pooled phase III studies
390	Detrusor Overactivity	Salvatore S¹, Lalia M¹, Artibani W², Milani R¹, Guerra N³, Bock P³ 1. Bassini Hospital, University of Milan- Bicocca, 2. Verona Hospital - University of Verona, 3. Ely-Lilly - Italy	WHAT HAPPENS TO WOMEN ON TREATMENT FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER
391	Detrusor Overactivity	Mattiasson A ¹, de Wit E J², Kirby S² 1. Lund University Hospital, 2. Pfizer Inc	Tolterodine for Symptoms Associated With Overactive Bladder: A Nighttime Dosing Regimen Maintains Efficacy and Improves Tolerability
392	Detrusor Overactivity	patki P¹, hamid R¹, bycroft J¹, somayaji S¹, shah J¹ 1. Dept. of neurourology spinal research centre RNOH	Early experience with intradetrusor Dysport ® in resistant neurogenic detrusor overactivity following traumatic spinal cord injury and transverse myelitis
393	Detrusor Overactivity	Adile B¹ 1. villa sofia hospital urogynecolgy department	Percutaneous posterior tibial nerve stimulation in the treatment of urge incontinence
394	Detrusor Overactivity	Andretta E¹, Artuso G¹, Cossaro E¹, Signorelli G¹ 1. Urology Department - General Hospital	LOW-DOSE BOTULINUM-A TOXIN INJECTIONS INTO DETRUSOR MUSCLE: EFFECT ON CONSERVATION OF MICTURITIONS
395	Detrusor Overactivity	Abrams P ¹, Kaplan S², Wang J ³, Guan Z³ 1. Southmead Hospital, 2. Columbia University, 3. Pfizer Inc	Efficacy, Safety, and Tolerability of Tolterodine for Overactive Bladder: Comparable Profiles Between Male and Female Patients
396	Detrusor Overactivity	Chancellor M¹, O'Leary M¹, Erickson J ¹, Yoshimura N ¹ 1. Univ. Pittsburgh	GABAPENTIN FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER AND NOCTURIA AFTER ANTICHOLINERGIC FAILURE
397	Detrusor Overactivity	Bano F¹, Barrington J¹ 1. Torbay Hospital	SERUM CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM LEVELS IN WOMEN WITH DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY
398	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	McGrother C¹, Donaldson M ¹ 1. University of Leicester	Storage and other Lower Urinary Tract disorder: prevalence and service integration
399	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Kobelt G¹, Chapple C² 1. European Health Economics SAS, 2. Royal Hallamshire Hospital	Resource utilisation and utility following treatment of stress urinary incontinence with the Zuidex system
400	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Dasgupta J¹, Teo R², Tincello D³, McGrother C ³, Assassa P⁴, Williams K³ 1. Univerity Hospitals of Leicester, 2. University Hospitals of Leicester, 3. University of Leicester, 4. Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust	Prevalence and associations of nocturnal enuresis and nocturia in the community
401	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	swift S¹, mckinnie V¹, wang W¹ 1. Medical University of South Carolina	The effect of pregnancy and vaginal delivery on the prevalence of urinary and fecal incontinence in a gynecologic clinic population
402	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Kulchavenya E¹ 1. Urogenital Dpt of Research TB Institute	Bladder tuberculosis
403	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	McGrother C¹, Dallosso H¹, Donaldson M¹ 1. University of Leicester	Diet and Lifestyle factors associated with Over-active Bladder in Men: A prospective study
404	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Klovning A¹, Avery K², Sandvik H¹, Abrams P², Hunskaar S ¹ 1. Section for General Practice, Dept. of Publ. Health & Primary Care, University of Bergen, Norway, 2. Bristol Urological Institute, Southmead Hospital, westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, BS10 5NB, UK	A web-based comparison of two questionnaires for assessing the severity of urinary incontinence: the ICIQ-UI SF versus the Incontinence Severity Index
405	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Nakagawa H¹, Ikeda Y¹, Kaiho Y¹, Hozawa A¹, Omori K¹, Takemoto J¹, Tsuji I¹ 1. TOHOKU UNIVERSITY	Prevalence of Nocturia and Risk Factors for Frequent Nighttime Micturition in a Community-dwelling Japanese Elderly Population
406	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Shaw C ¹, Williams K², Assassa P ³, McGrother C² 1. University of Wales College of Medicine, 2. University of Leicester, 3. Pinderfields Hospital	Help-seeking and treatment provision in men and women with incontinence.
407	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Pleil A¹, Coyne K² 1. Pfizer Inc, 2. MEDTAP International	Validation of the UK version of the overactive bladder questionnaire (OAB-q) in continent and incontinent patients with overactive bladder (OAB)
408	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	McGrother C¹, Tincello D¹, Donaldson M¹ 1. University of Leicester	Social factors and storage disorder: a cross-sectional study
409	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	El-Hadi W¹, Getsios D¹, Caro J J¹, Duchesne I², Feng W², Dubois D² 1. Caro Research Institute, 2. Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Services LLC	Extended Release Formulations of Oxybutynin and Tolterodine for the Treatment of Overactive Bladder: A German Health Economic Analysis
410	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Neumann P¹, Grimmer K¹, Grant R¹ 1. University of South Australia	A cost-consequences analysis of physiotherapy and surgery for stress urinary incontinence
411	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Manonai J¹, Poowapirom A², Kittipiboon S², Patrachai S¹, Sarit-apirak S³, Chittacharoen A¹ 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital, 2. Trad Hospital, Trad Province, 3. Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital	Female urinary incontinence : a cross-sectional study from a rural area
412	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Arya L¹, Novi J¹, Alka S¹, Catherine B² 1. Hospital of University of Pennsylvania, 2. University of Iowa	Pelvic Organ Prolapse in Women: Is there a relationship with Constipation and Dietary Fiber Intake?
413	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Botros S¹, Sun C², Bodurka D² 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine, 2. Department of Gynecologic Oncology, The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center	Prevalence of Urinary Incontinence in a Gynecologic Oncology Population
414	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Han W H C¹, Ocampo M J² 1. KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore, 2. Manila Doctors Hospital, Philippines	A Survey of General Practitioners on Female Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Organ Prolapse
415	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Coyne K¹, Matza L¹, Brewster J¹, Zyczynski T² 1. MEDTAP International, Inc., 2. Pfizer, Inc	The Impact of Overactive Bladder on Family Members
416	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Fitzgerald M P¹, Borello-France D², Burgio K³, Kraus S⁴, Mallett V ⁵, Menefee S⁶, Schaffer J⁷, Tennstadt S⁸, for the Urinary Incontinence Treatment Netowrk ⁹ 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. University of Pittsburgh Magee-Women's Hospital, 3. University of Alabama at Birmingham, 4. University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio, 5. Oakwood Hospital Dearborn, 6. Southern Califomia Permanente Medical Group, 7. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, 8. New England Research Intitute, 9. .	ASSOCIATION OF THE BRINK DIGITAL PELVIC MUSCLE SCORE WITH DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN WOMEN SCHEDULED TO UNDERGO ANTI-INCONTINENCE SURGERY
417	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Fitzgerald M P¹, Brensinger C², Brubaker L¹, Propert K², for the ICDB Study Group ² 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. University of Pennsylvania Medical School	WHAT IS THE PAIN OF INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS LIKE?
418	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Eogan M¹, O'Brien C¹, Behan M ², O'Connell P R², O'Herlihy C ¹ 1. National Maternity Hospital, 2. Mater Misericordiae Hospital	Faecal Continence and Pudendal Nerve Function in Older Women - Does Vaginal Delivery or Age have the Greatest Impact?
419	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Honjo H¹, Nakao M¹, Ukimura O², Kawauchi A², Kitakoji H¹, Hamajima N³, Miki T² 1. Meiji University of Oriental Medicine, 2. Department of Urology, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine Graduate School of Medical Science, 3. Department of Preventive Medicine, Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine	RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN URINARY VOLUME AND LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS ASSESSED BY FREQUENCY VOLUME CHART IN WOMEN IN COMMUNITY-BASED STUDY
420	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Heit M¹, Blackwell L¹, Kelly S² 1. Urogynecology Specialists of Kentucky, PLLC, 2. University of Louisville	A Model For Explaining Differences In Incontinence Care Seeking (MEDICS Project)
421	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Murray C¹, Cahill B¹ 1. Continence Foundation of Australia	The National Continence Hotline- A One Year Snapshot, July 2002 - June 2003
422	Epidemiology & Outcomes Research	Arunkalaivanan A¹, Mahoumoud S¹ 1. City Hospital	The Prevalence and Risk Factors for Urinary and Faecal Incontinence at one year Following Vaginal Delivery
423	Fistulas	Kazemi Rashed F¹, Madaen S K¹ 1. Medical Sciences University	Cesarean section as one of common causes of urinary tract fistulas
424	Gerontology	Ruggieri, Sr M R ¹, Tibb A², Braverman A S² 1. Departments of Urology and Pharmacology, Temple University School of Medicine, 2. Department of Urology, Temple University School of Medicine	Age induced changes in muscarinic receptor subtypes mediating urinary bladder contraction.
425	Gerontology	Nuotio M¹, Jylhä M¹, Luukkaala T¹, Tammela T² 1. Tampere School of Public Health, 2. Department of Urology Tampere University Hospital	Health factors associated with voiding symptoms in older men and women
426	Gerontology	Sakakibara R¹, Uchiyama T¹, Liu Z¹, Yamamoto T¹, Ito T¹, Yamanishi T², Hattori T¹ 1. Neurology Department Chiba University, 2. Urology Dokkyo Medical College	Urinary retention in elderly women due to lumbar spondylosis; a reappraisal
427	Gerontology	van Hespen A ¹, Tak E ¹, Albers Heitner P ², Couwenberg M³, Hopman Rock M¹ 1. TNO Prevention and Health, 2. Basaal Expertice Centre for pelvic floor rehabilitation, 3. BOZ	INCOndition: development and evaluation of a training programme to prevent or reduce urinary incontinence in older women in homes for the elderly
428	Gerontology	Aslan E¹, Kizilkaya Beji N¹, Ayyildiz Erkan H¹, Yalcin O¹ 1. Istanbul University	INCONTINENCE AND ITS EFFECTS ON QUALITY OF LIFE OF OLDER PEOPLE LIVING IN RESIDENTIAL AND NURSING HOMES
429	Imaging Techniques	Lee Weng Soon J¹, Fynes M¹, Wang K ¹ 1. Dept Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery and Urogynaecology	COMPARING THE ACCURACY OF CONVENTIONAL US AND DOPPLER PLANIMETRY IN THE DETERMINATION OF BLADDER VOLUME IN POSTPARTUM WOMEN
430	Imaging Techniques	Deutekom M¹, Terra M P², Dijkgraaf M G¹, Dobben A C², Stoker J², Bossuyt P M¹ 1. Academic Medical Center, dept Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, 2. Academic Medical Center, dept Radiology	Burden of testing in the assessment of fecal incontinence
431	Imaging Techniques	Davila G W¹, Togami, MD J¹, Pollak, MD J¹, Ghoniem MD G¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Florida	RADIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF VAGINAL AXIS AND POSITION OF THE APEX FOLLOWING 3 TECHNIQUES FOR VAGINAL VAULT SUSPENSION
432	Imaging Techniques	Canepa G¹, Capponi G¹, Campodonico F¹, Maffezzini M¹ 1. Dept of Urology	ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP POST-TUR OR POST-OPEN PROSTATECTOMY EVALUATED BY ULTRASOUND ESTIMATED BLADDER WEIGHT (UEBW)
433	Imaging Techniques	COTTE B¹, MANSOOR A¹ 1. centre hospitalier Paul Ardier	comparison of trans-obturator tape (TOT) and TVT using perineal ultrasound
434	Imaging Techniques	Masata J¹, Svabik K¹, Martan A¹, Drahoradova P¹, Voigt R², Pavlikova M³ 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Charles University, Prague, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Apolda, Germany, 3. EuroMISE centre of the Charles University and Academy of Science, Prague, Czech Republic	What is the real accuracy of ultrasound measurements?
435	Imaging Techniques	Barry C L¹, Dietz H P², Rane A¹ 1. James Cook University, Townsville, Australia, 2. Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney	AN INDEPENDANT AUDIT OF MESH REPAIR FOR RECTOCELE PROLAPSE
436	Imaging Techniques	Kim D¹, Kim M S ¹, Choi Y S ¹, Yoo T K ², Kim H J³, Jung H C ⁴, Park C H ⁵ 1. Daegu Catholic University, 2. Eul Ji University, 3. DanKook University, 4. Yeung-Nam University, 5. Keimyung University	Transvaginal sonographic measurement of urethral length and vaginal wall thickness at anterior, mid, posterior urethra in incontinent and continent women
437	Imaging Techniques	Ka&#³⁵³;íková E¹, Krofta L¹, Feyereisl J ¹, Pán M ¹ 1. Institute for the Care of Mother and Child	3D ultrasound as a diagnostic method for incontinence
438	Imaging Techniques	Khelaia A¹, Pushkar D¹, Vasilieva M¹ 1. Moscow State Medical Hospital № 50	THE CHANGES IN ULTRASOUND PICTURE AFTER TVT PROCEDURE
439	Imaging Techniques	Fowler G¹, Adams E¹, Alfirevic Z¹, Richmond D ¹ 1. Liverpool Women`s Hospital	Transperineal ultrasound (TPUS)versus endoanal ultrasound (EAUS) in the diagnosis of anal sphincter injury in the postpartum period: the patient`s perceptive.
440	Imaging Techniques	Pajoncini C¹, Costantini E¹, Guercini F¹, Lilli P¹, Porena M¹ 1. Department of Urology - Perugia University	DOES ULTRASOUND INVESTIGATION DIAGNOSE OVERACTIVE BLADDER?
441	Imaging Techniques	Svabik K¹, Martan A¹, Masata J¹, Drahoradova P¹, Scholbach T² 1. Ob/Gyn Dept 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, 2. University Hospital, Leipzig	Influence of extensive periurethral preparation on urethral perfusion using Colour Doppler flow quantification
442	Imaging Techniques	Fauconnier A¹ 1. Service de Gynécologie et Obstétrique	Dynamic magnetic resonance
443	Imaging Techniques	Nishiguchi T¹, Kawamura T¹, Kakogawa J¹, Nakamura Y¹, Kawashima T¹, Moniwa N¹, Oi H¹, Kamayama N¹ 1. Hamamatsu University School of Medicine	Ultrasound evaluation of urinary incontinence
444	Imaging Techniques	Palleschi G¹, Carbone A² 1. Urology Unit, 2. Urolgoy - University of Rome La Sapienza	Pre and postoperative Videourodynamic evaluation in female patients treated by mini-invasive surgery due to stress urinary incontinence
445	Incontinence (Male)	Fleischmann N¹, Twiss C¹, Nitti V¹ 1. New York University School of Medicine	THE MALE PERINEAL SLING FOR POST PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE: PREDICTORS OF SUCCESS
446	Incontinence (Male)	Singla A¹, Onur R¹ 1. Wayne State University	COMPARISON OF TRANSURETHRAL COLLAGEN IMPLANT AND NEW PERINEAL BONE-ANCHORED MALE SLING IN THE TREATMENT OF POST-PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE - FIRST REPORT
447	Incontinence (Male)	Herschorn S¹, Baverstock R¹, Buencamino D ¹ 1. University of Toronto	Comparison of the artificial urinary sphincter and the perineal male sling in the management of post-radical prostatectomy stress incontinence
448	Incontinence (Male)	Schlarp O¹, Hübner W¹ 1. Humanis Klinikum Niederösterreich	Experience of 4 years with Pro-ACT™ after initial learning curve
449	Incontinence (Male)	Alloussi S¹ 1. Klinikum Neunkirchen	Non-animal stabilised hyaluronic acid/dextranomer (NASHA/Dx) gel for the treatment of post-prostatectomy incontinence: early results
450	Incontinence (Male)	Samli M¹, Singla A K¹ 1. Wayne State University	ABSORBABLE VERSUS NON-ABSORBABLE GRAFT - RESULTS IN PERINEAL BONE-ANCHORED MALE SLING FOR INTRINSIC SPHINCTER DEFICIENCY
451	Incontinence (Male)	Mortati Neto N ¹, Alvarenga Moreira H ¹, Maia de Almeida S H¹, Souto Grando J P ¹, Freitas Rodrigues M A ¹ 1. Universidade Estadual de Londrina	IMPORTANCE OF THE PRESERVATION OF THE PUBOPROSTATIC LIGAMENT FOR THE URINARY CONTINENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY.
452	Incontinence (Male)	Frea B¹, Zaramella S¹, Crivellaro S¹, Gontero P¹, Favro M¹, Ceratti G¹, Maurizio S ¹, Monesi G¹, Kocjancic E¹ 1. Clinica Urologica, Ospedale Maggiore della Carità - Novara - Italy	ADJUSTABLE CONTINENCE THERAPY (proACT), A NEW THERAPY OF THE MALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: 1 YEAR FOLLOW UP.
453	Incontinence (Male)	Bruschini H¹, Truzzi J C¹, Simonetti R¹, Nunes R ¹, Passerotti C¹, Cury J¹, Srougi M ¹ 1. UNIFESP	IS THERE A RATIONAL BASIS FOR TREATING INCONTINENCE WITH THE MALE SLING? A CLINICAL AND URODYNAMIC STUDY.
454	Incontinence (Male)	patki P¹, hamid R ¹, bycroft J¹, shah J¹ 1. Dept. of neurourology spinal research centre RNOH	Long term efficacy of AMS 800 artificial urinary sphincter in male patients with urodynamic stress incontinence due to spinal cord injury and transverse myelitis.
455	Lower Bowel Dysfunction	Chadwick M A¹, Avery K¹, Abrams P¹ 1. Bristol Urological Institute	DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE ICIQ BOWEL SYMPTOMS MODULE: THE ICIQ-BS
456	Lower Bowel Dysfunction	van Brummen J¹, van de Pol G ¹, Bruinse H¹, Heintz P¹, van der Vaart H¹ 1. University Medical Center Utrecht	What are the prevalences of defecation symptoms during pregnancy and after childbirth?
457	Lower Bowel Dysfunction	Boreham M¹, Richter H ², Kenton K³, Nager C⁴, Gregory W T⁵, Aronson M⁶, Vogt V⁷, McIntire D¹, Schaffer J ¹ 1. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, 2. University of Alabama at Birmingham, 3. Loyola University, 4. University of California-San Diego, 5. Oregon Health Sciences University, 6. University of Massachusetts, 7. University of Tennessee	Anal Incontinence in Women Presenting for Gynecologic Care: Prevalence, Risk Factors and Impact Upon Quality of Life
458	Lower Bowel Dysfunction	Gupta N¹, TS U K², Bhal N ¹, Bethel J ³, Bhal K¹ 1. Llandough Hospital, 2. Princess of Wales, 3. Singleton Hospital	Risk factors for anal sphincter injuries associated with instrumental deliveries.
459	LUT Physiology	Shinozaki S¹, Ikemoto S¹, Nimura T¹, Nakamura Y¹, SaitoAkita univrsity M², kawatani M¹ 1. Department of neurophysiology, Akita univrsity school of med., 2. Department of pharmacology, Tottori univrsity school of med.	NON-STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS INHIBITS FREQUENCY AND VOLUME OF MICTURITION TEMPORARY IN MALE RAT: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONSCIOUS AND ANESTHETIZED RATS
460	LUT Physiology	Shinbo H¹, Otsuka A¹, Mugiya S¹, Ushiyama T¹, Suzuki K¹, Ozono S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine	Ｎocturnal polyuria index of the renal transplant recipients depends on the age of transplanted kidney graft
461	LUT Physiology	Lee J¹ 1. Urology Department of Pusan National University Hospital	Blood Flow and Ischemic Changes of the Rat Bladder to Short Term Partial Outlet Obstruction
462	LUTS in Men	Huang Foen Chung J W N C¹, Van Mastrigt R¹ 1. Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, The Netherlands	The relationship between urethral resistance estimated by non-invasive urodynamics and three day frequency volume charts.
463	LUTS in Men	Akino H¹, Maekawa M¹, Shioyama R¹, Nakai M¹, Ishida H¹, Oyama N¹, Miwa Y¹, Yokoyama O¹ 1. University of Fukui	The association of ultrasound-estimated bladder-wall thickness with clinical parameters in male patients over 50 years old with lower urinary tract symptoms
464	LUTS in Men	Wadie B S¹, SHEHAB EL-DEIN A B ¹, MOSBAH A M ¹, ELHALWAGY S M ¹, GHONEIM M A ¹ 1. Urology & Nephrology Center	24- MONTH FOLLOW UP AFTER ROTORESECTION: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
465	LUTS in Men	Wadie B S¹, Ibrahim E¹, Badawi A², Ghoneim M A¹ 1. Urology & Nephrology Center, 2. Medical Engineering dept., Cairo University	The relation between I-PSS and the objective parameters in the diagnosis of boo: statistical analysis and application of ANN.
466	LUTS in Men	Sasaki S¹, Kojima Y¹, Kohri K¹, Shinoura H², Tsujimoto G³ 1. Department of Nephro-urology, Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences, 2. Department of Molecular, Cell Pharmacology, National Research Institute for Child Health Development, 3. Department of Genomic Discovery Science, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kyoto University	THE EXPRESSION LEVEL OF ALPHA1-ADRENORECEPTOR SUBTYPE IN PROSRTATIC HYPERTROPHY
467	LUTS in Men	Shimizu N¹, Matsumoto S ¹, Hanai T¹, Yoshioka N¹, Kurita T¹ 1. Kinki Univ School of Medicine	THE LONG-TERM EFFICACY OF ALPHA1-BLOCKER (Tamsulosin) IN MEN WITH BENIGN PROSTASTIC HYPERPLASIA
468	LUTS in Men	Noguchi M¹, Mori K¹, Matsuo M¹, Sakai H¹, Furukawa M², Hayashi M³, Kanetake H¹ 1. Department of Urology, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, 2. Department of Urology, Sasebo Sougo Hospital, 3. Department of Urology, National Nagasaki Medical center	Improvement of lower urinary tract symptoms by sildenafil in benign prostate hypertrophy patients combined with erectile dysfunction
469	LUTS in Men	Choi H J ¹, Lee K S¹ 1. Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea	Detrusor overactivity in patients With Benign Prostatic Obstruction: The clinical and urodynamic characteristics
470	LUTS in Men	JUNG S I¹, CHUNG J I², OH B R³, KIM H J ⁴, SUL C K⁵, CHUNG S K⁶, CHANG H S⁷, PARK C H⁷ 1. Dong-A University, Colloge of Medicine, Department of Urology, 2. In Je University, College of Medicine, Department of Urology, 3. Cheonam National University Medical School, Department of Urology, 4. Dankook University College of Medicine, Department of Urology, 5. Chungnam National University College of Medicine, Department of Urology, 6. Kyungpook National University College of Medicine, Department of Urology, 7. Keimyung University School of Medicine, Department of Urology	Efficacy of Low-dose Tamsulosin on Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms Suggestive of benign prostatic hyperplasia - a nonblind multicenter Korean nationwide scale study
471	LUTS in Men	Suzuki Y¹, Takasaka S¹, Kishimoto K¹, Suzuki H¹, Furuta A¹, Hasegawa Y¹, Yamada H¹, Miki Z¹, Numazaki S¹ 1. Jikei University School of Medicine.	Combination treatment with an alpha1-blocker plus an anticholinergic for the patients with suspected bladder outlet obstruction (BOO) concomitant with over active bladder (OAB).
472	LUTS in Women	Bano F¹, Arunkalaivanan A¹, Barrington J¹ 1. Torbay Hospital	Comparison between Bladderscan, Real-time Ultrasound and Suprapubic catheterisation in the measurement of female Bladder volume: A Prospective study
473	LUTS in Women	Yoshikawa Y¹, Gotoh M¹, Ono Y¹, Ohshima S¹ 1. Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine	PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND SUBJECTIVE SYMPTOMS IN WOMEN WITH VOIDING DIFFICULTY
474	LUTS in Women	van Brummen J¹, van de Pol G¹, Bruinse H¹, Heintz P¹, van der Vaart H ¹ 1. University Medical Center Utrecht	How do the prevalences of urogenital symptoms change after the first childbirth?
475	LUTS in Women	Bano F¹, Barrington J¹, Dyer R¹ 1. Torbay Hospital	Comparison between Porcine Dermal Implant (Permacol™) and Silicone Injection (Macroplastique) For Urodynamic Stress Incontinence
476	LUTS in Women	Jundt K¹, Scheer I¹, Hessel M¹, Pohl K¹, Härtl K¹, Drinovac V¹, Peschers U² 1. I. Dep of Obstetrics and Gynecology, LMU, 2. Dep of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dachau	Physical and sexual violence and bladder symptoms – is there an association?
477	LUTS in Women	Poon C¹, Zimmern P¹ 1. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	Is there a role for periurethral collagen injection (PCI) in the management of urodynamically-proven mixed urinary incontinence (MUI)?
478	LUTS in Women	Scarpa R¹, Von Heland M², Spasciani R³, Padula R⁴, Lodde M⁵, The FLOW study group ⁶ 1. San Luigi Gonzaga Hospital, Turin, Italy, 2. La Sapienza University, Rome, Italy, 3. Policlinico Universitario, Modena, Italy, 4. Hospital of Legnago, Verona, Italy, 5. S. Maurizio Hospital, Bolzano, Italy, 6. Italy	Symptoms and clinical condition of Italian women presenting with LUTS in Urology Centres. The FLOW study
479	LUTS in Women	Józwik M¹, Landsberg H¹, Józwik M¹, Pietrzycki B¹, Kuzmicki M¹, Okungbowa O¹ 1. Department of Gynecology, Medical University of Bialystok, Bialystok, Poland.	THE IMPACT OF BODY MASS INDEX ON THE OCCURRENCE OF URINARY INCONTINENCE IN AN ADULT FEMALE POPULATION.
480	LUTS in Women	Auwad W¹ 1. Urogynae Unit	Does Weight Loss Improve Urinary Incontinence?
481	LUTS in Women	Zattoni F¹, Cisternino A², Gacci M³, Gentile M⁴, Morgia G⁵, Marronaro A⁶, Strada G⁷, Baldazzi V⁸, Sepe G⁹, Costa F¹⁰, The FLOW study group ¹¹ 1. Az. Ospedaliera S. Maria della Misericordia, Udine, Italy, 2. S. Maria della Misericordia Hospital, Udine, Italy, 3. Careggi Hospital, Florence, Italy, 4. Landolfi Hospital, Avellino, Italy, 5. Policlinico Universitario , Sassari, Italy, 6. Ospedale civile , Macerata, Italy, 7. S. Gerardo Nuovo Hospital, Monza, Italy, 8. S. Maria Annunziata Hospital, Florence, Italy, 9. Casa di cura privata , 10. S. Orsola Malpighi Hospital, Bologna, Italy, 11. Italy	Symptoms associated with sexual intercourse in female patients: The FLOW study
482	LUTS in Women	Chancellor M¹, Patel A¹, Cannon T¹, O'Leary M¹, Erickson J ¹, Leng W¹, Borello-France D¹ 1. Univ. Pittsburgh	RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OVERACTIVE BLADDER (OAB) AND SEXUAL ACTIVITY IN WOMEN
483	LUTS in Women	Yoon H¹, Shim K W², Chung W S² 1. Ewha Womans University College of Medicine, 2. Ewha Womans University	Psychosocial stress and overactive bladder in female
484	LUTS in Women	Kavia R¹, DasGupta R², Elneil S³, Fowler C ² 1. National Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery and Institute of Neurology, 2. National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and Institute of Neurology, 3. University College London Hospital and National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery	Urinary retention in women: A retrospective study of its causes and treatment
485	LUTS in Women	Wagg A¹, Bushnell D², Das Gupta R³ 1. University College London Hospitals, 2. Health Research Associates , Seattle, Washington, 3. Boehringer Ingelheim, Bracknell, UK	Treatments for stress urinary incontinence symptoms by patients referred to secondary care within a UK setting.
486	LUTS in Women	Fukui J¹, Sugimura T ¹, Tanaka J¹ 1. St Luke International Hospital	Evaluation of psychological affects and impacts　upon female lower urinary tract dysfunction:　importance of psychological tests in diagnosis of lower urinary tract dysfunction
487	LUTS in Women	Artibani W¹, Realfonso T², Descloux G³, Caggiano S⁴, The FLOW study group ⁵ 1. Policlinico G.B. Rossi - Divisione di Urologia, 2. Umberto I Hospital, Salerno, Italy, 3. S. Maria della Misericordia Hospital, Udine, Italy, 4. AORN, Caserta, Italy, 5. Italy	Management of Italian women presenting with LUTS in Urology Centres: The FLOW study.
488	LUTS in Women	Pesce F¹, Usai E², Pistolesi D³, Fondacaro L⁴, Ventimiglia B⁵, Giambroni L⁶, Tolino A⁷, Ostardo E⁸, Russo A⁹, Muzzonigro G¹⁰, Saracino G A¹¹, The FLOW study group ¹² 1. Policlinico GB Rossi, Verona, Italy, 2. SS Trinità Hospital, Cagliari, Italy, 3. Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria, Pisa, Italy, 4. Clinica Urologica Univeristà Catania, Catania, Italy, 5. Acireale Hospital, Catania, Italy, 6. Azienda Spedali Civili , Brescia, Italy, 7. Federico II University, Naples, Italy, 8. S. Maria degli Angeli Hospital, Pordenone, Italy, 9. S. Leonardo Hospital, Naples, Italy, 10. University of Ancona, Italy, 11. Ospedale Consorziale Policlinico, Bari, Italy, 12. Italy	Chronic pelvic pain in female patients with LUTS arriving at Urology Centres in Italy. The FLOW study.
489	LUTS in Women	Sufian S S¹, Tayib S¹ 1. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia	USING THE BRISTOL LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS (BFLUTS) QUESTIONNAIRE IN ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF URINARY PROBLEMS ON SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR AND LIFESTYLES AMONGST MALAYSIAN WOMEN
490	LUTS in Women	Cooper J¹, Cooper W ² 1. University Hospital of North Staffordshire, 2. Kingsbridge Medical Practice, Newcastle under Lyme, U.K.	A Survey of Female Urinary Symptoms in a General Practice in the United Kingdom.
491	LUTS in Women	Palleschi G¹, Carbone A² 1. Urology Unit, 2. Urology - University of Rome	Gabapentina treatment in female patients with OAB symptoms
492	Neurourology: Basic Science	Wefer B¹, Reitz A¹, Knapp P¹, Bannowsky A², Juenemann K², Schurch B¹ 1. University Hospital Balgrist, Spinal Cord Injury Center, Neuro-Urology, 2. University of Schleswig-Holstein, Campus Kiel, Department of Urology	Influence of a preceding somatosensory pudendal stimulation on magnetic evoked external urethral sphincter (EUS) contraction is depending on its time interval
493	Neurourology: Basic Science	Nakai M¹, Maekawa M¹, Sioyama R¹, Isida H¹, Oyama N¹, Miwa Y¹, Akino H¹, Yokoyama O¹ 1. University of Fukui	Effects of acetylcholinesterase inhibitor on overactive bladder caised by cerebral infarction in rats
494	Neurourology: Basic Science	Blyweert W¹, Van der Aa F¹, Ost D¹, Roskams T¹, Gillespie J ², Van Poppel H ¹, De Ridder D¹ 1. UZ Gasthuisberg, dept Urology, 2. Urophysiology Research Group, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK	Structural organisation of the interstitial cells of the bladder in different species: comparative data from human, rat and guinea pig bladders
495	Neurourology: Basic Science	Araki I¹, Du S¹, Kamiyama M¹, Mikami Y¹, Matsushita K¹, Takeda M¹ 1. Department of Urology, University of Yamanashi Faculty of Medicine	The Role of Epithelial Sodium Channels Expressed in the Rat Urinary Bladder Epithelium in Micturitional Reflex.
496	Neurourology: Basic Science	Jiang C¹, Mazières L², Lindström S¹ 1. Biomedicine and Surgery, 2. Service de Médecine Physique	GATING OF THE MICTURITION REFLEX BY ACTIVATION OF BLADDER C-AFFERENTS - AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN THE CAT
497	Neurourology: Basic Science	Minor L¹, Sarkey S¹, DonCarlos L¹ 1. Loyola University Medical Center	Estrogen receptors in central nervous system micturition pathways in a rat model
498	Neurourology: Basic Science	Kubota Y¹, Sasaki S¹, Kojima Y¹, Kohri K¹, Biers S², Brading A² 1. Department of Nephro-urology, Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences, 2. Department of Pharmacology, Oxford University	The effects of imatinib mesylate (Glivec) as a c-Kit tyrosine kinase inhibitor in the guinea-pig urinary bladder ~ a possible new drug therapy for overactive bladder ~
499	Neurourology: Basic Science	Perkash I¹ 1. Stanford University and Palo Alto Health Care System	Falacies Of Leak Point Pressure in Patients With Neurogenic Bladder
500	Neurourology: Basic Science	van der Pal F¹, Grill W², Gustafson K², Heesakkers J¹, Debruyne F¹, Bemelmans B¹ 1. UMC St Radboud, Nijmegen, the Netherlands , 2. Case western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA	Acute tibial nerve stimulation to suppress bladder contractions in the cat
501	Neurourology: Clinical	Spinelli M¹, Malaguti S¹, Lazzeri M², Giardiello G³, Zanollo L ¹, Tarantola J¹ 1. Magenta Hospital, 2. Santa Chiara Hospital Florence, 3. Medtronic Italia	DIFFERENT PARAMETERS FOR CHRONIC PUDENDAL NERVE STIMULATION WITH PUDENDAL PERCUTANEOUS IMPLANT (PPI) RELATED ON NEUROGENIC SITUATION.
502	Neurourology: Clinical	chang J¹, kim D², Marchis C³, Aboseif S² 1. Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, 2. Kaiser permanente, 3. Kaiser permamente	Sacral nerve stimulation is a durable treatment for idiopathic non-obstructive urinary retention
503	Neurourology: Clinical	Hirahara N¹, Ukimura O¹, Honjo H², Ushijima S¹, Iwata T¹, Suzuki K¹, Matsubara H¹, Miki T¹ 1. Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, 2. Meiji University of Oriental Medicine	The quantitative bladder sensory test: Evaluation of the neuroselective current perception threshold of the bladder sensory to identify patients with overactive bladder associated with sensory dysfunction
504	Neurourology: Clinical	Spinelli M¹, Malaguti S¹, Zanollo L¹ 1. Magenta Hospital	SACRAL PERCUTANEOUS IMPLANT (SPI) LONG TERM FOLLOW UP: SINGLE CENTER, SINGLE OPERATOR, SINGLE PROTOCOL IN PREDICTIVE FACTORS.
505	Neurourology: Clinical	Kessler T ¹, Madersbacher H¹, Kiss G¹ 1. Neuro-Urology Unit, Innsbruck	Improved patient selection for sacral neuromodulation with prolonged evaluation period using permanent leads
506	Neurourology: Clinical	Bycroft J¹, Knight S¹, Wood S¹, Donaldson N², Shah J³, Craggs M¹ 1. Spinal Research Centre, 2. University College, London, 3. Institute of Urology & Nephrology, London.	Automated conditional neuromodulation of neurogenic detrusor overactivity using a combined sacral anterior and posterior nerve root stimulator in spinal cord injury.
507	Neurourology: Clinical	Lima P¹, Ferreira M², Lima S³, Cabral Jr S¹, Almeida F⁴, Srougi M⁴, Bruschini H ⁴ 1. State University of Pernambuco, 2. Hospital da Restauração , 3. Hospital Maria Lucinda, 4. Federal University of Sao Paulo	EFFECT OF THE SCHISTOSOMAL MIELOPATY TREATMENT WITH PRAZIQUANTEL ON THE NEUROGENIC BLADDER-SPHINCTER DYSFUNCTION: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF 65 PATIENTS
508	Neurourology: Clinical	Greenland H¹, Ibi T¹, Marshall S¹, Hosker G¹, Smith A¹ 1. St Mary's Hospital	A valsalvometer can be effective in standardising the valsalva manoeuvre
509	Neurourology: Clinical	Ferreira R¹ 1. DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY, CRER - REHABILITATION CENTER and GOIANIA GENERAL HOSPITAL	Schistosomiasis of the spinal cord. Clinical and urodynamic presentation.
510	Neurourology: Clinical	Honjo H¹, Ukimura O², Ushijima S², Iwata T², Suzuki K², Hirahara N², Kitakoji H³, Nakao M³, Miki T² 1. Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, Meiji University of Oriental Medicine, 2. Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, 3. Meiji University of Oriental Medicine	ACUPUNCTURE FOR TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER REFRACTORY TO CONVENTIONAL PHARMACOTHERAPY
511	Neurourology: Clinical	Karsenty G¹, Wefer B¹, Reitz A¹, Knapp P¹, Schurch B¹ 1. neurourology, spinal cord injury center, Balgrist university hospital , Zurich	An experimental approach on the pathophysiology of detrusor sphincter dyssynergia.
512	Neurourology: Clinical	Catarin M¹, Bruschini H¹, Manzano G¹, Cavalcanti G¹, Juliano L¹, Nunes K¹, Arruda H¹, Srougi M¹, Nobrega J¹ 1. Federal Uinversity of São Paulo	ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC FINDINGS IN THE PELVIC FLOOR OF PATIENTS WITH PROSTATE CANCER.
513	Neurourology: Clinical	van Rey F¹, Gerretsen R¹, Bemelmans B¹, Debruyne F¹, Heesakkers J¹ 1. University Hospital St. Radboud Nijmegen	Peripheral Nerve Evaluation versus First Stage Tined Lead in a MS patient population
514	Neurourology: Clinical	liu Z¹, Uchiyama T¹, Sakakibara R¹, Yamanishi T², Hattori T¹ 1. Department of Neurology,Chiba University Graduate School of Medicine, 2. Department of Ulorogy, Dokkyo University School of Medicine	Lower urinary tract dysfunction of the patients with Parkinson disease: changes related to disease severity
515	Neurourology: Clinical	Rackley R¹, Abdelmalak J¹, Vasavada S¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Foundation	BOTULINUM A TOXIN (BOTOX) INJECTION FOR THE TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY OVERACTIVE BLADDER
516	Neurourology: Clinical	Jenkins B¹, Silverdale M A¹, Betts C¹ 1. Hope Hospital, Manchester, UK	Sphincter Electomyography in patients with suspected Multiple System Atrophy
517	Neurourology: Clinical	Everaert K¹, Vanhaverbeke F¹, Caluwaerts H¹, Oosterlinck W¹ 1. Department of Urology, Ghent University Hospital	Sacral nerve stimulation for overactive bladder symptoms in patients with brain damage: a pilot study
518	Neurourology: Clinical	Zermann D¹, Schlichter A¹, Schubert J¹, Löffler U¹ 1. Friedrich-Schiller-University	Low-compliance bladder in spina bifida patients– diagnostics of bladder wall fibroses by differentiated detrusor biopsy
519	Neurourology: Clinical	van der Pal F¹, van Balken M², Heesakkers J¹, Debruyne F¹, Bemelmans B¹ 1. UMC St Radboud , Nijmegen, the Netherlands, 2. Rijnstate Hospital, Arnhem, the Netherlands	Intensive Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation in the treatment of urge urinary incontinence does not increase the success rate
520	Neurourology: Clinical	Truzzi J C¹, Bruschini H¹, Simonetti R¹, Miguel S¹ 1. UNIFESP	What is the best dose for intravesical Botulinum-A toxin injection in overactive bladder treatment? A prospective randomized preliminary study.
521	Neurourology: Clinical	Malaguti S¹, Spinelli M¹, Zanollo L¹, Tarantola J¹ 1. Magenta Hospital	NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT DURING SACRAL AND PUDENDAL NERVE LEAD IMPLANT FOR NEUROMODULATION.
522	Neurourology: Clinical	El-Azab A¹, Inci K¹, Abdelmalak J¹, Vasavada S¹, Rackley R¹ 1. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation	CONDITION SPECIFIC QUALITY INDICATORS FOR INTERSTIM NEUROMODULATION THERAPY
523	Neurourology: Clinical	Sekiguchi Y¹, Yao Y Y¹, Ohko Y², Ishizaki A³, Tanaka K⁴, Ishido T⁴, Fujisima A⁵, Kubota Y¹ 1. Department of Urology, Yokohama City University, Graduate School of Medicine, 2. Science and Technology Promotion Project Party, PRESTO　JAPAN, 3. Toshiba Lightec Inc., 4. Department of Urology, Kanagawa Rehabilitation Center , 5. Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology	SELF-STERILIZING CATHETERS WITH TiO2 PHOTPCATALYST THIN FILMS FOR CLEAN INTERMITTENT CATHETERLIZATION: CLINICAL USE
524	Neurourology: Clinical	Matsuo M¹, Noguchi M¹, Toubu S¹, Mori K¹, Nishikido M¹, Nomata K¹, Kanetake H¹ 1. Department of Urology, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences	Voiding status after renal transplantation with the long-term arrested bladder
525	Neurourology: Clinical	De Jong P R ¹, Parsons M ², Cardozo L², Nissenkorn I ³ 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Groote Schuur Hospital, University of Cape Town, Cape To, 2. Department of Urogynaecology, Kings College Hospital, London England, 3. Department of Surgery/Urology, Sackler School of Medicine Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv Israel	Miniaturo-I: a novel device for the treatment of the Overactive Bladder Syndrome
526	Neurourology: Clinical	Wyndaele J¹, De Wachter S¹, Delaet K¹, Pauwels L¹, Van Meel T¹ 1. university antwerpen	WHEN TO DO THE FIRST URODYNAMIC TESTS AFTER SPINAL CORD TRAUMA
527	Neurourology: Clinical	van Rey F¹, Bemelmans B¹, Jongen P¹, Debruyne F ¹, Heesakkers J ¹ 1. University Hospital St. Radboud, Nijmegen	The value of basic non-invasive urodynamic investigation for screening and diagnosis of urinary disorders in patients with multiple sclerosis
528	Neurourology: Clinical	Homma Y¹, Ando T², Yoshida M ³, Takei M⁴, Gotoh M⁵, Ohkawa A ⁶, Kageyama S ⁷, Kimoto Y⁸ 1. Japan Red Cross Medical Center, 2. Tokyo University, 3. Kumamoto University, 4. Hara-sansin Hospital, 5. Nagoya University, 6. Kitasato University, 7. Hamamatus University, 8. Kyushu University	Incontinence storage phase symptom score (ISSS) – a new symptom questionnaire for urinary incontinence and overactive bladder syndrome
529	Neurourology: Clinical	van Voskuilen A¹, Koch S¹, Weil E ¹, van Koeveringe G¹, Gielen N ², van Lankveld J³, van Kerrebroeck P¹ 1. Academisch Ziekenhuis Maastricht, The Netherlands, 2. Centrum voor Alcohol- en andere Drugproblemen Limburg, Belgium, 3. Pompestichting Nijmegen, the Netherlands	Sexual Response in Patients With Sacral Neuromodulation for Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms or Fecal Incontinence.
530	Painful Bladder Syndromes	Parsons M¹, De Jong P ², Radziszewski P ³, Dobronski P ⁴, Borkowski A ⁵, Cervigni M ⁶, Cardozo L ¹, Farnsworth B ⁷, Nordling J ⁸, Nissenkorn I ⁹ 1. Department of Urogynaecology, Kings College Hospital, London, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town, 3. Department of Urology, University of Warsaw School of Medicine, Warsaw , 4. Department of Urology, University of Warsaw School of Medicine, Warsaw, 5. Department of Urology, University of Warsaw School of Medicine, Warsaw, 6. Department of Urogynaecology, San Carlo di Nancy Hospital, Rome , 7. Center for Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery, Sydney Adventist Hospital, Sydney , 8. Department of Urology, Herlev Hospital, Herlev, Copenhagen , 9. Department of Surgery/Urology, Sackler School of Medicine Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv	Improvement of Interstitial Cystitis symptoms after chronic pelvic floor electrostimulation: updated results of a multi-centre study.
531	Painful Bladder Syndromes	Tomoe H¹, Kihara T¹, Toma H¹, Miyahara T² 1. Tokyo Women's Medical University, 2. Cyberfirm	Bladder Perfusion In Interstitial Cystitis: A Study Of Bladder Blood Flow Using Laser Doppler Flowmetry
532	Painful Bladder Syndromes	Tevlin K¹, Korsunskaya I ², Pushkar D² 1. Moscow State Medico-stomatological university, 2. MSMSU	Intravesical electromotive drug administration (experimental study)
533	Painful Bladder Syndromes	Lazzeri M¹, Turini D¹, Beneforti P¹, Spinelli M², Malaguti S², Vannucchi G³, Zardo C³, Pellegrini-Faussone M S³ 1. Department of Urology Santa Chiara Firenze, Florence - Italy, 2. Department of Urology - Spinal Unit – “Ospedale civile di Magenta”, Magenta (MI) – Italy, 3. Department of Anatomy, Histology and Forensic Medicine, University of Florence, Florence - Italy	IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF UROTHELIAL TRPV1 IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS WHO UNDERWENT INTRAVESICAL TREATMENT WITH RESINIFERATOXIN
534	Painful Bladder Syndromes	Samsudin A¹, Irwin P² 1. Michael Heal Department of Urology, Leighton Hospital, CREWE, UK, 2. Michael Heal Department of Urology, Leighton Hospital, CREWE, UK.	Common things are common. Complete re-evaluation of patients with a diagnosis of interstitial cystitis - a 7 year prospective study.
535	Pediatrics	De Gennaro M¹, Gatti C ¹, Capitanucci M L ¹, Mosiello G¹, Musciagna F ², Silveri M¹ 1. Ospedale Pediatrico Bambino Gesu' , Roma - Division Pediatric Urology, 2. Ospedale Pediatrico Bambino Gesu' , Roma - Nurse Division Pediatric Urology	A COMPUTERIZED “TELE-ASSISTED” FOLLOW-UP FOR PRIMARY NOCTURNAL ENURESIS: A 6-MONTHS PILOT STUDY
536	Pediatrics	patki P¹, hamid R¹, bycroft J¹, somayaji S¹, shah J¹ 1. Dept. of neurourology spinal research centre RNOH	Long term urological outcome of paediatric spinal cord injury.
537	Pediatrics	Ichino M¹, Igawa Y¹, Seki S¹, Ishizuka O¹, Nishizawa O¹ 1. Department of urology Shinshu university school of medicine	Video-urodynamic patterns in neurologically normal infants with and without vesicoureteral reflux
538	Pediatrics	Hashim H¹, Ellis-Jones J¹, Swithinbank L ¹, Small D ², Abrams P¹ 1. Bristol Urological Institute, 2. Southern General Hospital	PREDICTING 'DANGEROUS' BLADDERS IN CHILDREN: PROBLEMS IN USING AREA UNDER THE CURVE (AUC)
539	Pediatrics	mosiello G¹, gatti C¹, boeris clemens F¹, capitanucci M L¹, di donato R², albanese S², de gennaro M¹ 1. ospedale pediatrico bambino gesù-Pediatric urology Unit, 2. ospedale pediatrico bambino gesù-Cardiosurgery Unit	Neurogenic bladder in children following spinal cord ischemia
540	Pediatrics	Obara K¹, Komeyama T¹, Mizusawa T¹, Kobayashi K¹, Suzuki K¹, Kosegawa E¹, Takahashi K¹ 1. Division of Urology,Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences,Niigata University.	The consequence after introduction of clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) in children with neurogenic bladder dysfunction secondary to spina bifida - the comparison of patients with and without upper urinary tract dilation at the time CIC was introduced.
541	Pediatrics	Niero M¹, De Gennaro M ², Tubaro A ³, Avery K ⁴, Ellswoth P ⁵, Von Gontard A ⁶, Holm-Larsen T ⁷, Nijman R ⁸ 1. Università di Verona - Institute of Sociology, 2. Ospedale Bambino Gesù, Roma - Division Paediatric Urology, 3. Università di Roma, Institute of Urology, 4. University Hospital, Bristol UK - Institute of Urology, 5. Mass General Hospital, Worchester US - Division of Urology, 6. University of Cologne - Institute of Neuropsychiatry, 7. Medical Research, Ferring Company, Copenhagen, 8. University Hospital, Rotterdam - Institute of Urology	PRELIMINARY TESTING OF A SCREENER FOR LUTS IN PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS: THE ICIQ-S
542	Pelvic Floor	Frawley H¹, Galea M¹, Phillips B¹, Sherburn M¹, Bo K² 1. School of Physiotherapy, University of Melbourne, 2. Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education	Effect of test position, using two different methods of measurement, on reliability of pelvic floor muscle strength assessment.
543	Pelvic Floor	Ross J¹ 1. Depart OB-GYN, UCLA School of Medicine	Total replacement of the anterior and posterior endopelvic fascia with porcine dermis: long-term outcome.
544	Pelvic Floor	Thompson J¹, O'Sullivan P¹, Briffa K ¹, Neumann P² 1. Curtin University, 2. University of South Australia	Assessment of pelvic floor muscle exercises in women with incontinence and normal controls
545	Pelvic Floor	CLAERHOUT F¹, DE RIDDER D¹, COREMANS G¹, DEPREST J¹ 1. Pelvic Floor Unit, University Hospitals Leuven	Anatomical and functional outcome after laparoscopic sacral colpo(perineo)pexy: a prospective follow up of 132 patients.
546	Pelvic Floor	Kapoor D¹, Ness W¹, Abulafi M¹, Swift I¹, Thakar R¹, Addison R¹, Sultan A¹ 1. Mayday University Hospital	Combined urinary and anal incontinence - a multidisciplinary approach
547	Pelvic Floor	Hinninghofen H¹, Bottin A², Franz H³, Azpiroz F⁴, Merletti R ², Enck P⁵ 1. Clinic for General Surgery, Neurogastroenterology, 2. LISiN Bioengineering Center, Dept. of Electronics, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, ITALY., 3. Department for Gynaecology, Vivantes-Hospitals, Berlin, 4. Digestive System Research Unit, University Hospital Vall d’ Hebron, Barcelona, 5. Center for Medical Research, University Hospitals Tuebingen, Germany	Distribution of innervation zones of the external anal sphincter: effects of gender in healthy subjects
548	Pelvic Floor	Kearney R¹, Brennan S², Behan M ², Keane D ³, O'Herlihy C³ 1. Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust, 2. Mater Hospital, Dublin, 3. National Maternity Hospital, Dublin	Levator ani abnormalities seen with MR imaging after forceps delivery: does the length of the second stage matter?
549	Pelvic Floor	Kenton K¹, Kerns J², Zaszczurynski P³, Damaser M⁴ 1. Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, 2. Rush College of Medicine, 3. Hines VA Hospital, 4. Hines VA Hospital & Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine	Acute Effects of Vaginal Distension in the Female Rat: Biomechanics and Histology
550	Pelvic Floor	Kavia R¹, Evans P², Fowler C¹ 1. Institute of Neurology and National Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery, 2. Institute of Neurology and National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery	Effect of pelvic floor contraction on desire to void
551	Pelvic Floor	Morin M¹, Dumoulin C¹, Bourbonnais D¹, Gravel D¹, Lemieux M¹ 1. University of Montreal	Co-activation of the pelvic floor muscles during contraction of the hip external rotators
552	Pelvic Floor	Skelly J¹, Rush J ¹, Eyles P ¹, Burlock S ¹, Morrow C ¹, Fedorkow D ¹ 1. McMaster University	Postpartum Urinary Incontinence: Regional Prevalence and the Impact of teaching pelvic muscle exercises to pregnant women with UI
553	Pelvic Floor	Pandit M¹, Smilgin Humphreys S², Lindsey I ² 1. Milton Keynes General Hospital, 2. John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford	Obstetric anal sphincter injury:long-term outcome assessment after primary repair
554	Pelvic Floor	Tisseverasinghe S¹, Sherburn M¹, Galea M¹ 1. Melbourne University	Assessing pelvic floor function in the elderly using transabdominal diagnosic ultrasound
555	Pelvic Floor	Harvey M A¹, Johnston S L¹, Davies G A¹ 1. Queen's University	Second Trimester Serum Relaxin Concentrations are Associated with Pelvic Organ Prolapse Following Childbirth
556	Pelvic Floor	Kapoor D¹, Ness W¹, Addison R¹, Abulafi M¹, Swift I¹, Thakar R¹, Sultan A¹ 1. Mayday University Hospital	COMBINED PELVIC FLOOR CLINIC: A FOUR- YEAR REVIEW
557	Pelvic Floor	sam C¹, umek W², dörfler D², hanzal E³ 1. University Hopsital, Dep. of Gynaecology, 2. University Hospital, Dep. of Gynaecology, Vienna, 3. University Hopsital, Dep. of Gynaecology, Vienna	Pilotstudy: Outpatient pelvic floor exercises versus home biofeed back (PELVEX)
558	Pelvic Floor	Rane A¹, Goodwin S¹, Corstiaans A², Naidu A¹, Barry C¹ 1. James Cook University, 2. Women's and Children's institute	Co relation between anal squeeze pressure and pelvic muscle squeeze- a prospective study of 117 patients
559	Pelvic Floor	Marques Queimadelos A¹, Cimadevila García A¹, Lema Grille J¹, Rodríguez Nuñez H¹, Perez Fentes D¹, Lamas Cedrón P¹ 1. Hospital Clínico Universitario	MONARC TRANSOBTURATOR SUBURETHRAL SLING: EIGHTEEN MONTHS’ EXPERIENCE
560	Pelvic Floor	Yoshimura Y¹, Yamaguchi O¹, Omata S ², Constantinou C E³ 1. Department of Urology, Fukushima Medical University, 2. College of Engineering, Nihon University, 3. Department of Urology, Stanford University	THE ASSESSMENT OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FUNCTION USING A NOVEL AND DIRECTIONALLY SENSITIVE INTRA-VAGINAL SENSOR PROBE
561	Pelvic Floor	King J¹, Neville J ¹ 1. Westmead Hospital	Should we use a standardised or a maximal Valsalva for assessment of bladder neck mobility?
562	Pelvic Floor	Bano F¹, Barrington J¹ 1. Torbay Hospital	PREVALENCE OF ANORECTAL DYSFUNCTION IN THE GENERAL FEMALE POPULATION
563	Pelvic Floor	Sivkov A¹, Egorov A ¹, Romikh V ¹ 1. Institute of Urology	PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME AND PSEUDODYSSINEGIA. IS IT THE CORRELATION?
564	Pelvic Floor	Pohl K¹, Jundt K¹, Greulich T¹, Drinovac V¹, Peschers U² 1. I. Frauenklinik in der Maistraße LMU, 2. Amperklinik Dachau	Biofeedback versus electrostimulation in treatment of female stress urinary incontinence
565	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Yamanishi T¹, Kamai T¹, Furuya N¹, Nakanishi K¹, Sakakibara R², Uchiyama T², Hattori T², Yoshida K¹, Kitahara S¹ 1. Dokkyo University, 2. Chiba University	Rho/ Rho kinase is predominantly present in the urothelium controlling the contraction of the human urinary bladder in vitro
566	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Oki T¹, Mikami Y², Takeda M², Otsuka A³, Shinbo H³, Kageyama S⁴, Yamada S¹ 1. Department of Biopharmaceutical Sciences, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Shizuoka, 2. Department of Urology, School of Medicine, University of Yamanashi, 3. Department of Urology, Hamamatsu University of Medical School, 4. Shio Urological Clinic	Muscarinic receptor binding characteristics of anticholinergic agents to treat overactive bladder, in human bladder and parotid gland
567	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Nomoto Y¹, Yoshida A¹, Ikeda S¹, Horinouchi K¹, Kamikawa Y¹, Ohwatashi A¹, Kawahira K¹, Tanaka N¹ 1. Department of Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine,Faculity of Medicine,Kagoshima University	Involvement of protease-activating receptor-2 in facilitation of neuromuscular purinergic transmission in the guinea-pig urinary bladder
568	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Blyweert W¹, Roskams T ², Van der Aa F¹, Ost D ¹, Van Poppel H¹, De Ridder D ¹ 1. UZ Gasthuisberg, dept Urology, 2. UZ Gasthuisberg, dept Pathology	Immunohistochemical evidence for endocannabinoid production in the human detrusor
569	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Yuyama H¹, Fujimori A¹, Koakutsu A¹, Sanagi M¹, Ohtake A¹, Sato S¹, Sudoh K¹, Sasamata M¹, Miyata K¹ 1. Pharmacology Laboratories, Yamanouchi Pharmacological Co.,Ltd.	THE EFFECTS OF ENDOTHELIN-1 AND YM598, A NOVEL SELECTIVE ENDOTHELIN ETA RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST, ON THE LOWER URINARY TRACT IN VITRO AND IN VIVO
570	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Durlu N T¹, Brading A F² 1. Hacettepe University Faculty of Pharmacy Department of Pharmacology , 2. University Department of Pharmacology, Oxford, U.K.	Carbachol induced calcium sensitization in rat urinary bladder
571	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Ehlert F¹, Griffin M², Manabe T³, Taketo M³, Matsui M³ 1. University of California, Irvine, 2. Chapman University, 3. University of Tokyo	Contractile role of M2 muscarinic receptors in urinary bladder smooth muscle
572	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Rios L¹, Leite K ², Aquino M ³, Freire M ³, Bruschini H ³, Srougi M ³ 1. Federal University of São Paulo , 2. Federal University of São Paulo and Hospital Sirio Libanes, 3. Federal University of São Paulo	EFFECTS INCREASING CONCENTRATIONS OF RESINIFERATOXIN ON THE MUCOSA OF THE FEMALE RAT BLADDER. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A HISTOPATHOLOGICAL AND IMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY
573	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Elneil S¹, Kidd E², Sellers L³, Burton T⁴, Ferguson D⁴ 1. University College London Hospitals, 2. University of Cardiff, 3. Babraham Institute in Cambridge, 4. University of Cambridge	ATP-engendered ATP release in the rat urinary bladder
574	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Yoshida A¹, Nomoto Y¹, Ikeda S ¹, Horinouchi K¹, Kamikawa Y¹, Ohwatashi A¹, Kawahira K¹, Tanaka N¹ 1. Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Medicine, Kagoshima University	Effects of menthol on isolated detrusor smooth muscle and on the micturition reflex in rats
575	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Wibberley A¹, Westfall T², Hieble P² 1. GlaxoSmtihKline, 2. GlaxoSmithKline	Effects of non- and selective cyclooxygenase inhibitors on acetic acid-evoked bladder irritation in the anaesthetized female cat
576	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Lagou M¹, Gillespie J¹, Drake M¹ 1. University of Newcastle	Response to muscarinic stimulation in the isolated whole mouse bladder varies with filling volume.
577	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Di Stasi S M¹, Giannantoni A², Massoud R ³, Navarra P⁴, Vespasiani G¹, Porena M², Attisani F¹, Stephen R L⁵ 1. Department of Urology, "Tor Vergata" University, Rome Italy, 2. Department of Urology, University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy, 3. Department of Clinical Biochemistry, "Tor Vergata" University, Rome, Italy, 4. Institute of Pharmacology, Chatolic University, Rome, Italy, 5. Physion Laboratories, Medolla, Italy	COMPARATIVE BLADDER WALL TISSUE LEVELS OF RESINIFERATOXIN
578	Pharmacology: Basic Science	Pandita R K¹, Andersson K¹ 1. Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Lund University Hospital; Lund Sweden.	EFFECTS OF INTRAVENOUS TNP-ATP IN CONCIOUS RATS WITH BLADDER OUTFLOW OBSTRUCTION.
579	Pharmacology: Clinical	Saito M¹, Sato K², Miyagawa I³, Kawatani M⁴ 1. Tottori University, Urology, Mol Pharmacology, 2. Tottori University, Mol Pharmacology, 3. Tottori University ,Urology, 4. Akita University, Physiology	Effectiveness of an anti-inflammatory drug, loxoprofen, in patients with nocturia
580	Pharmacology: Clinical	Sachse R¹, Cawello W¹, Hammes W², Horstmann R¹ 1. Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Schwarz Biosciences, Monheim, Germany, 2. Department of Bioanalytics, Schwarz Biosciences, Monheim, Germany	Concomitant food intake does not significantly influence the pharmacokinetics of the novel, bladder-selective antimuscarinic fesoterodine
581	Pharmacology: Clinical	Madersbacher H¹, Menarini M², Dörsam J³, Sember M E⁴, Chiang H⁵ 1. Neuro-Urology Unit, Innsbruck, Austria, 2. Montecatone di Imola, Italy, 3. Heidelberg, Germany, 4. Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, 5. Santiago de Chile	Investigation on an individually adjusted oral trospium chloride (TC) therapy in patients suffering from neurogenic overactive bladder
582	Pharmacology: Clinical	Lazzeri M¹, Turini D¹, Beneforti P¹, Spinelli M², Sandri S², Malaguti S², Calò G³, Guerrini R³, Salvadori S³, Regoli D³ 1. Department of Urology - University of Ferrara, 2. Spinal Unit - Magenta, 3. Pharmacology - University of Ferrara	DAILY INTRAVESICAL INSTILLATION OF 1 µM OF NOCICEPTIN/ORPHANIN FQ FOR THE TREATMENT OF NEUROGENIC URINARY INCONTINENCE IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. PRELIMINARY REPORT.
583	Pharmacology: Clinical	Everaert K¹, Caluwaerts H¹, Oosterlinck W¹ 1. Department of Urology, Ghent University Hospital	A pilot study on tamsulosine in the treatment of dry overactive bladder symptoms
584	Pharmacology: Clinical	Sandage B¹, Najarian N², Lasseter K³ 1. Indevus Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 2. Indevus Pharmaceuticals, Inc, 3. Clinical Pharmacology Associates	The Effects of Hepatic Disease on the Pharmacokinetics of Trospium Chloride
585	Pharmacology: Clinical	Sachse R¹, Krastev Z², Mateva L², Gatchev E³, de Mey C⁴, Cawello W¹, Horstmann R¹ 1. Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Schwarz Biosciences, Monheim, Germany, 2. Department Hepatology, Sofia University, Bulgaria, 3. Department Clinical Pharmacology, Sofia University, Bulgaria, 4. ACPS, Mainz-Kastel, Germany	Safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of fesoterodine in patients with hepatic impairment
586	Pharmacology: Clinical	Sachse R¹, Cawello W¹, Horstmann R¹ 1. Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Schwarz Biosciences, Monheim, Germany	Safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of fesoterodine after co-treatment with the potent cytochrome P450 3A4 inhibitor ketoconazole
587	Pharmacology: Clinical	Akino H¹, Maekawa M¹, Nakai M¹, Shioyama R¹, Ishida H¹, Oyama N¹, Miwa Y¹, Yokoyama O¹ 1. University of Fukui	Predictive factors for the long-term risk of re-treatment and prostatectomy in patients using tamsulosin for lower urinary tract symptoms
588	Pregnancy	Subramanian S¹, Pandey S ¹, Bhal K¹, Amin P¹ 1. Llandough Hospital,Cardiff	Management of Obstetric Anal Sphincter Trauma – A Survey on Views of Trainees in the State of Wales, United Kingdom
589	Pregnancy	van de Pol G¹, van Brummen P¹, Bruinse H¹, Heinz P¹, van der Vaart H ¹ 1. UMCU	What is the effect of LUTS on the quality of life during pregnancy and after childbirth?
590	Pregnancy	Demaria F¹, Ngo C¹, Boquet B¹, Jouannic J¹, Amarenco G¹, Benifla J¹ 1. Hôpital Rothschild	OBSTETRICAL RISK FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO URINE RETENTION > 500 ML 2 HOURS AFTER VAGINAL DELIVERY – A STUDY OF 239 PATIENTS
591	Pregnancy	Raza-Khan F¹, Graziano S¹, Shott S², Kenton K¹, Brubaker L¹ 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. Rush Medical College	Peri-partum Stress Incontinence in a Racially Diverse Obstetric Population.
592	Pregnancy	Tate S¹, Fynes M¹, Maya O¹, Franco A V¹ 1. St George's Hospital	Symphyseal Pelvic Dysfunction (SPD) in pregnancy: evaluation of the impact on postpartum quality of life, musculoskeletal and pelvic floor function.
593	Pregnancy	Demaria F¹, Rosenblatt J¹, Boquet B¹, Pedretti P¹, Nizharadze L¹, Jouannic J¹, Benifla J¹ 1. Hôpital Rothschild	Evaluation of post-voiding residual bladder volume in primaparas day 3 postpartum
594	Pregnancy	Kasbekar A¹, Sinha A¹, MacPherson M¹, Andrews V² 1. Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham, 2. Mayday University Hospital, Croydon, Surrey	Risk factors for anal sphincter injury in Trent – prevention is better than cure?
595	QoL	Avery K¹, Hashim H¹, Gardener N¹, Abrams P¹, Donovan J², Abraham L³ 1. Bristol Urological Institute, 2. University of Bristol, 3. Pfizer Global Pharmaceuticals	DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE ICIQ NOCTURIA MODULE: THE ICIQ-N
596	QoL	Radley S¹, Jones G², Cheung H ³, Tanguy E ⁴, Stevens V⁴, Leathard A⁴, Taylor M¹ 1. Department of Gynaecology, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, 2. Department of academic primary care, University of Sheffield, 3. Medical Student, University of Sheffield, 4. Medical Physics, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield	Validation of an electronic pelvic floor symptoms assessment questionnaire: e-PAQ
597	QoL	Espuna M¹, Rebollo P², Puig M¹, Perez A¹, Solsona A¹, Vanrell J A¹, Iglesias X¹ 1. Hospital Clínic. University of Barcelona, 2. Hospital Universitario Central Asturias	Evaluation of treatment of female urinary incontinence with the ICIQ_SF questionnaire
598	QoL	Hashim H¹, Avery K ¹, Mourad M S ², Chamssuddin A³, Abrams P¹, Ghoniem G⁴ 1. Bristol Urological Institute, 2. Ain Shams University (Cairo), 3. Damascus University Hospital, 4. Cleveland Clinic (Florida)	ICIQ PROTOCOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE LANGUAGE VERSIONS OF THE ICIQ-UI SF: THE ARABIC ICIQ-UI SF
599	QoL	Tannenbaum C¹ 1. Université de Montreal	Unravelling the relationship between perceptions of incontinence, quality of life and treatment-seeking among older women with urinary incontinence.
600	QoL	hirayama A¹, fujimoto K¹, tannbo M¹, momose H¹, hirao Y¹ 1. Nara medical university	The circadian rhythm disorder of AVP could be predicted by a simple and non-invasive test via measuring urine concentrations of AVP
601	QoL	Deutekom M¹, Terra M P², Dobben A C², Dijkgraaf M G¹, Stoker J², Bossuyt P M¹ 1. Academic Medical Center, dept Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, 2. Academic Medical Center, dept Radiology	Impact of fecal incontinence severity on health domains
602	QoL	Riccetto C¹, Thiel R ¹, Thiel M¹, Dambros M¹, Palma P¹, Herrmann V¹, Netto Jr N¹ 1. University of Campinas - UNICAMP	IMPACT OF URINARY INCONTINENCE IN FEMALE SEXUALITY
603	QoL	Preyer O¹, Laml T¹, Umek W¹, Sam C¹, Haeusler G¹, Zehetmayer S², Hanzal E¹ 1. Medical University Vienna, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Division of Gynaecology, 2. Institute for Medical Statistics, University of Vienna	Development of a questionnaire to evaluate the Overactive Bladder Syndrome and its impact on the Quality of Life
604	QoL	Beppu M¹, Araki I¹, Mikami Y¹, Komuro M¹, Takeda M¹ 1. Department of Urology	A LARGE SCALE INVESTIGATION OF URINARY INCONTINENCE AND GENERIC QUALITY OF LIFE IN HEALTHY FEMALE WORKERS
605	QoL	Shepherd H¹ 1. Salford Royal Hospitals NHS Trust	Womens perception of incontinence: What they consider important when evaluating their outcome following physiotherapy for incontinence.
606	QoL	Lamberti G¹ 1. Rehabilitatio Dept. - ASL 15	HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY: RESULTS OF AN ITALIAN SURVEY.
607	QoL	Wagg A¹, Billings J² 1. University College London Hospitals, 2. CHSS, University of Kent at Canterbury	Involving older users of Continence services in developing standards of care: Differences and similarities between professional and user’s views
608	QoL	Johnson H¹, Thangavelu A², Landon C² 1. The General Infirmary at Leeds, 2. The General Infirmary at Leeds, United Kingdom	Quality of Life following a TVT Revision
609	QoL	Tajima J¹, Noguchi M², Ide C¹, Nakamachi M¹, Toubu S², Mori K², Matsuo M², Kanetake H² 1. Division of nursing care, Nagasaki University Hospital, 2. Department of Urology, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences	Which is the best method to be acceptable enlightenment activities for incontinence patients?
610	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	vosse M¹, schilling C¹, smajda S², foidart J¹ 1. CHR-Citadelle-University of Liège, 2. Ste-Anne,Bruxelles	Feasability,complications and short term results of vaginal apex or vault suspension with posterior IVS:preliminary results of 113 cases.
611	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Salvatore S¹, Soligo M¹, Villa M¹, Proietti F¹, De Ponti E ², Milani R¹ 1. Bassini Hospital, University of Milan, 2. San Gerardo Hospital, University of Milan	CASE-CONTROL STUDY TO EVALUATE RISK FACTORS FOR PROLAPSE RELAPSE
612	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Taylor G¹, Moore R ², Miklos J ², Mattox T³ 1. Atlanta Urogynecology Associates, 2. Atlanta Urogynecology, 3. Center for Women's Medicine	Posterior Repair with Perforated Porcine Dermal Graft
613	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Verleyen P¹, Filip C¹, Bart K¹, Frank V D A¹, Jan D¹, Dirk D R¹ 1. University Hospitals Gasthuisberg	A prospective randomised trial comparing Pelvicol® and Vicryl® for cystocoele repair in the Raz-colposuspension.
614	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Meschia M¹, Gattei U ², Pifarotti P ³, Spennacchio M³, Longatti D¹, Barbacini P¹ 1. Dept. Obstet. and Gynecol.Magenta, 2. Dept. Obstet. and Gynecol., University of Milan , 3. Dept. Obstet. and Gynecol.University of Milan	Randomized comparison between infracoccygeal sacropexy (posterior IVS) and sacrospinous fixation in the management of vault prolapse
615	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Rosenblatt P ¹ 1. Mount Auburn Hospital	Repair of Abdominal Muscle Defects with Implants Composed of Xenogenic Fetal Collagen Long term (15 month) in vivo evaluation of implant reconstitution and remodeli
616	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	stoutjesdijk J¹, vierhout M², spruijt J³, massolt E⁴ 1. Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, 2. University Medical Center Nijmegen, 3. VU Medical Center Amsterdam, 4. Erasmus University Rotterdam	Does vaginal prolapse surgery improve sexual well being?
617	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	de Tayrac R¹, Eglin G², Ugytex French Study G³ 1. Dept of Obs/Gyn, Paris South University Medical School, Antoine Beclere Hospital, Clamart, France , 2. Clinique Champeau, Béziers, France, 3. France	PROLAPSE REPAIR BY VAGINAL ROUTE USING A NEW PROTECTED LOW-WEIGHT POLYPROPYLENE MESH: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTRE STUDY
618	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	de Tayrac R¹, Gervaise A¹, Chauveaud-Lambling A¹, Fernandez H¹ 1. Dept of Obs/Gyn, Paris South University Medical School, Antoine Beclere Hospital, Clamart, France	A THREE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF TENSION-FREE POLYPROPYLENE MESH FOR VAGINAL REPAIR OF ANTERIOR VAGINAL WALL PROLAPSE
619	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Abramov Y¹, Gandhi S¹, Goldberg R ¹, Botros S¹, Sherman W¹, Rurak M¹, Sand P K¹ 1. Evanston Continence Center, Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine	Do Alterations in Vaginal Dimensions Following Pelvic Reconstructive Surgeries Affect the Risk for Dyspareunia?
620	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Denis S¹, Bernard J¹, Joël A¹, Lemli O² 1. Maternité Hotel-Dieu Clermont-Ferrand, 2. DIM Hotel-Dieu Clermont-Ferrand	Pelvic organ prolapse treatment by the vaginal route using a Vypro® composite mesh: preliminary results about 106 cases.
621	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Chaudhry A¹, Lobel R¹ 1. Northeast Urogynecology, Albany, NY, USA	Posterior Colporrhaphy with AlloDerm Graft Augmentation: Anatomical and Functional Outcomes
622	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Pulliam S¹, Rardin C², Rosenblatt P¹ 1. Mount Auburn Hospital/Harvard Medical School, 2. Brown University School of Medicine	Laparoscopic Sacrocolpopexy and Abdominal Sacrocolpopexy: A Retrospective Comparison
623	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Malik B¹, Lambaudie E¹, Collinet P¹, Dubois P², Cosson M¹ 1. Chirurgie Gynécologique, Maternité Jeanne de Flandre, CHRU Lille France, 2. Institut de Technologie Médicale de Lille CHRU France	Feasability of a mechanical computed model of the vaginal cavity
624	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Mansoor A¹, Cotte B¹, Darcq C¹, Anton-Bousquet M ¹ 1. Centre Hospitalier d'Issoire	Vaginal surgery of uro-genital prolapse: Does prosthetic repair with an unfixed tension free Prolene° mesh improves the results of cystocoele repair? Comparative study with anterior colporraphy and para-vaginal repair.
625	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Culligan P¹, Kubik K¹, Murphy M¹, Blackwell L¹, Snyder J ² 1. University of Louisville, Division of Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery, 2. University of Louisville	A randomized controlled trial comparing povidone-iodine and chlorhexidine to prepare the operative field for vaginal hysterectomy
626	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Farnsworth B¹ 1. SYDNEY ADVENTIST HOSPITAL	POSTERIOR VAGINAL REPAIR WITH PELVICOL GRAFT IN SEVERE AND RECURRENT ENTERO-RECTOCOELE
627	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Riva D¹, Dati S², Zanni G³, Guercio E⁴, Trezza G⁵, Massobrio M⁶, Spreafico L⁷, De Matteis G⁸, De Vita D⁹, Grechi G¹⁰ 1. S.Anna Hospital- Cantù , 2. Polic. Casilino-Roma, 3. Osp. S. Bortolo-Vicenza, 4. O.I.R.M. S.Anna- Torino, 5. Osp. Torre del Greco, 6. Cl. Univ.- Torino, 7. Osp. Montecchio, 8. Osp. F.B.F. - Roma, 9. Osp. Oliveto Citra, 10. Osp. Salesi -Ancona	POSTERIOR IVS ( INFRACOCCYGEAL SACROPEXY) FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE PROLAPSE OF VAGINAL APEX
628	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Oestergaard S¹, Rudnicki M¹ 1. Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology	The use of mesh (Pelvicol)for recurrent or severe anterior defetcs
629	Reconstructive Surgery: LUT	Rajamaheswari N¹, Abirami S¹, Seethalakshmi S¹, Karthik G¹ 1. Govt.K.G.Hospital, Madras Medical College,	Supratrigonal vesico vaginal fistula
630	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Iskander M¹, Kapoor D² 1. Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust, 2. Mayday University Hospital	Preferred Practice in the Management of Vault Prolapse: Results of a Questionnaire Based Survey
631	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Zheng F¹, Lin Y², Verbeken E ³, De Ridder D ¹, Deprest J ⁴ 1. Centre for Surgical Technologies and Laboratory for Experimental Gynaecology, 2. Laboratory for Experimental Transplantation, 3. Department of Pathology, 4. Centre for Surgical Technologies, University Leuven	Experimental study on the inflammatory cell responses of xenogeneic porcine dermal collagen implantation in mice
632	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Phillips C¹, Cheong Y¹, Monga A¹ 1. Princess Anne Hospital	Ambulatory prolapse repair: the patients’ perspective.
633	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Lo T¹, Liang C¹, Wang C¹ 1. Chang Gung Memorial Hospital	Repair of recurrent vaginal vault prolapse using sacrospinous ligament fixation with mesh interposition and reinforcement
634	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Culligan P¹, Blackwell L ¹, Goldsmith J², Rogers A², Heit M¹ 1. University of Louisville, Division of Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery, 2. University of Louisville	A double-blind, randomized controlled trial comparing solvent-dehydrated cadaveric fascia lata and polypropylene mesh for sacral colpopexy
635	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Higgs P¹, Krause H¹, Goh J¹, Sloane K¹, Carey M¹ 1. Royal Women's Hospital	Abdominal Sacral Colpopexy: An Independent Prospective Long-term Follow-up Study
636	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	thakur Y¹, varma R¹, turkistani I², vanden hurk P² 1. Basildon University Hospital, 2. Basildon University Hosp	Mid vaginal sling for cystocele repair using prolene mesh. A new minimally invasive ambulatory procedure.
637	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Moore R D ¹, Miklos J R ¹, Kohli N² 1. Atlanta Urogynecology, 2. Harvard University	Posterior Repair with Dermal Graft:Comparison of Porcine and Human Grafts
638	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Farnsworth B¹ 1. SYDNEY ADVENTIST HOSPITAL	MID VAGINAL HAMMOCK RECONSTRUCTION WITH POLYPROPYLENE MESH - OBJECTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME ASSESSMENT
639	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Tarnay C¹, Haessler A ² 1. Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, 2. UCLA Medical Center	Repair of Large Anterior Vaginal Prolapse with Dermal Graft Suspension to Arcus Tendineus Fascia Pelvis: The Arcus Sling Procedure
640	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Van der Vaart H¹, van Brummen P¹, Heintz P¹ 1. University Medical Center	The feasibility of vaginal prolapse surgery in daycare
641	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Leach G¹, Frederick R¹ 1. Tower Urology Institute for Continence	Transvaginal Cadaveric Fascia Lata Repair of Rectocele (CaR Procedure): Three-year Prospective Follow-up
642	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	McLennan M¹, Leong F C ¹, Melick C² 1. St. Louis University School of Medicine, 2. Greater Baltimore Medical Center	Bovine Pericardium Augmentation Graft for Vaginal Paravaginal Repair of the Anterior Segment
643	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Natale F¹, Pajoncini C¹, Weir J¹, Piccione E², Cervigni M¹ 1. San Carlo-IDI, Roma, 2. Università Tor Vergata,Roma	SYMPTOMS AND URODYNAMIC FEATURES AFTER SURGERY FOR PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE ASSOCIATED WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE: PRELIMINARY DATA ON AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
644	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Adile B¹ 1. villa sofia hospital urogynecolgy department	Infracoccigeal sacropexy in the treatment of vaginal vault prolapse
645	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Davila, MD G¹, Miller, MD D¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Florida	VAGINAL VAULT SUSPENSION USING THE POSTERIOR IVS TECHNIQUE
646	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Caraballo R¹, Oyama I¹, Rao D² 1. UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson, 2. Boston Scientific Corporation	Comparison of pelvic floor tissue-based repair products
647	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Krause H¹, Goh J¹, Sloane K¹, Higgs P¹, Carey M¹ 1. Royal Women's Hospital	Laparoscopic sacral promontory uterine suspension for uterine prolapse
648	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Hibner M¹, Cornella J², Magrina J² 1. Maricopa Medical Center/Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, 2. Mayo Clinic Scottsdale	Weight lifting and physical activity limits in patients after anti-incontinence and anti-prolapse surgery
649	Reconstructive Surgery. Pelvic Floor	Graul E¹, Hurst B¹, Abbott T², Kirk L³ 1. Phase II Center for Women's Health, 2. St. Mark's Hospital, Pathology Department, 3. Ameripath, Inc.	Disposition of Pelvicol 12 Months After Implantation for Pelvic Reconstruction
650	Reconstructive Surgery: LUT	D'Ancona C A L¹, Cavaller A R¹, Querne F A¹, Silva D¹, Rodrigues Netto Jr N¹ 1. UNICAMP	Heterotopic Transverse Colonic Reservoir: Experimental Sudy in Dogs
651	Reconstructive Surgery: LUT	Sahadevan K¹, Neal D², Tahseen H¹ 1. Freeman hospital, 2. MRC research centre, University of Cambridge	A 10 years review of Mitrofanoff continent urinary diversion in adults
652	Reconstructive Surgery: LUT	de Tayrac R¹, Costa P ², Grise P³, Droupy S⁴, Hermieu J F⁵, Ballanger P⁶ 1. Antoine Beclere Hospital, Clamart, 2. Nîmes Hospital, 3. Rouen Hospital, 4. Kremlin-Bicêtre Hospital, 5. Bichat Hospital, Paris, 6. Pellegrin Hospital, Bordeaux, France	TRANS-OBTURATOR TAPE PROCEDURE FOR FEMALE WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE AND CONCOMITANT PELVIC RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY FOR GENITAL PROLAPSE: ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP
653	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Assassa R P¹, Williams K ², Tincello D ², Mayne C³ 1. Mid Yorkshire Hospitals, 2. Leicester University, 3. Leicester General Hospital	How to measure the severity of female incontinence. A simple pad test grading system which predicts likely outcome of conservative treatments.
654	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Oyama I¹, Rejba A², Lukban J ², Fletcher E², Kellogg-Spadt S³, Whitmore K² 1. UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson, 2. The Pelvic Floor Institute, Graduate Hospital, 3. The Pelvic Floor Intstitute, Graduate Hospital	Modified Thiele massage as a therapeutic intervention for female interstitial cystitis patients with high-tone pelvic floor dysfunction
655	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Choi H J¹, Choe J H², Han D H ¹, Lee K S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Samsung Medical Center, 2. Department of Urology, Samsung Cheil Hospital & Women's Health Care Center	EXTRACORPOREAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF OVERACTIVE BLADDER SYMPTOMS
656	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Dannecker C¹, Strauss A¹, Raab R¹, Wolf V¹, Hillemanns P¹, Summerer-Moustaki M¹, Hepp H¹, Anthuber C ¹ 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology; University of Munich - Großhadern	Conservative therapy of stress urinary incontinence: 7 years of pelvic-floor-reeducation-program at an university hospital. A retrospective study with follow-up of 434 patients
657	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Dmochowski R¹, Herschorn S², Karram M³, Corcos J⁴, Pommerville P⁵, Bent A⁶, Berger Y⁷, Cornella J⁸, Foote J⁹, Jacoby K¹⁰, Radomski S¹¹, Kennelly M¹² 1. Vanderbilt University Medical Center, 2. Sunnybrook Health Science Centre, 3. Good Samaritan Hospital, 4. Jewish General Hospital, 5. Can-Med Clinical Research, 6. Greater Baltimore Medical Center, 7. Associates in Urology, 8. Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, 9. Shepherd Center, 10. Northwest Medical Center, 11. Toronto Hospital Western, 12. McKay Urology	MULTICENTER RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL TO EVALUATE URYX URETHRAL BULKING AGENT IN TREATING FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: COMPARISON OF INITIAL AND EXPANSION PHASES OF TRIAL
658	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Bo K¹, Kvarstein B² 1. Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education, 2. Akershus University Hospital, Dept of Urology, Nordbyhagen, Norway	15 YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING TO TREAT FEMALE URODYNAMIC STRESS INCONTINENCE
659	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Finazzi Agro E¹, Parisi A I², Petta F¹, Sciobica F¹, Miano R¹, Germani S¹, Vespasiani G¹ 1. Dept. of Urology, Tor Vergata University, 2. IRCCS S. Lucia Hospital	POSTERIOR TIBIAL NERVE STIMULATION (PTNS): IS THE ONCE-A-WEEK PROTOCOL THE BEST OPTION?
660	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	van Balken M¹, Vergunst H², Bemelmans B³ 1. Rijnstate Hospital, 2. Canisius-Wilhelmina Hospital, 3. University Medical Center St. Radboud	Sexual functioning and abuse in patients with lower urinary tract dysfunction treated with posterior tibial nerve stimulation
661	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Palacious P¹, Sotomayor M¹, Feria Bernal G¹ 1. Salvador Zubirán National Nutrition Institute	Feasibility of Performing Non-surgical Radiofrequency Energy Tissue Micro-remodeling in Women with Stress Urinary Incontinence using Oral and Local Anesthesia
662	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Dumoulin C¹, Morin M ¹, Bourbonnais D¹, Lemieux M¹, Gravel D¹ 1. Université de Montréal	Effect of adding deep abdominal muscle training to pelvic floor muscle training to treat stress urinary incontinence: a one-year follow up
663	Rehabilitation and Conservative Treatments	Jordan C¹, Goldingay J¹, Cutner A¹ 1. University College London Hospitals	Failure to Complete Physiotherapy for Stress Incontinence and Prolapse - Predictors and Consequences
664	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	BAFGHI A¹, TRASTOUR C², BENIZRI E¹, BONGAIN A ¹ 1. department of gynecology and obstetrics ARCHET II Hospital, Nice, 2. Urologic Center Belvedere Clinic, Nice	comparison between monofilament and multifilament polypropylene tapes in urinary incontinence
665	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Robinson D¹, Khullar V², Cardozo L¹, Digesu A¹ 1. Kings College Hospital, 2. St Mary's Hospital	Is Ultrasound the Next Dimension in Predicting the Outcome of Continence Surgery?
666	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Lose G¹ 1. Glostrup County Hospital	A new bulking agent (Aquamid) in treating female stress urinary incontinence
667	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	van Kerrebroeck P¹, Larsson G², Farrelly E ³ 1. University Hospital Maastricht, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vasteras Central Hospital, Vasteras, Sweden, 3. Department of Urology, Karolinska Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden	The Zuidex system for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence: 24-month follow-up
668	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Sørensen F¹, Sander P ², Rudnicki M¹, Lose G² 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Roskilde hospital, Roskilde, University of Copenhagen, 2. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Glostrup County Hospital, University of Copenhagen	Long term (3 1/2 years) voiding phase changes after TVT. Pressure-flow studies before, one year and 3 1/2 years after TVT.
669	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	BAGHI A¹, TRASTOUR C¹, BENIZRI E ², BONGAIN A¹ 1. department of gynecology and obstetrics, 2. Urologic Center, Belvedere Clinic , Nice	10 cases of infections with sub-urethral multifilament polypropylene mesh sling requiring removal of the sling
670	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Quiroz L¹, Medina C¹ 1. University of Miami School of Medicine	Does Performing an Anterior Repair at the Time of TVT Have a Significant Effect on Urinary Continence?
671	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Leach G¹, Frederick R¹ 1. Tower Urology Institute for Continence	Cadaveric Fascial Transvaginal Sling (CaTS): Five-Year Prospective Follow-Up
672	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kim D¹, Yoo T K ², Kim H J ³, Jung H C ⁴, Park C H⁵ 1. Daegu Catholic University, 2. Eul Ji University, 3. DanKook University, 4. Yeung-Nam Unievrsity, 5. Keimyung University	Direct cystoscopy assisted tension-free vaginal tape procedure
673	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Seo Y J¹, Cho Y H¹, Lee K S¹, Kim D G ¹ 1. Department of Urology, Dongguk University College of Medicine	The effect of body mass index on the result of the Tension-free Vaginal Tape procedure in patients with stress urinary incontinence
674	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Dietz H P¹, Barry C², Lim Y², Rane A² 1. RPAH, 2. Townsville Hospital	2D AND 3D ULTRASOUND IMAGING OF SUBURETHRAL SLINGS: DATA FROM THE ‘SUSPEND’ RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
675	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Barry C L¹, Naidu A¹, Goodwin S¹, Lim Y², Corsitaans A³, Rane A¹ 1. James Cook University, Australia, 2. Gold Coast Hospital, Australia, 3. Townsville Hospital	DOES THE MONARC® TRANSOBTURATOR SUB-URETHRAL SLING CAUSE POST-OPERATIVE VOIDING DYSFUNCTION? A PROSPECTIVE STUDY.
676	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Grise P¹, Droupy S², Costa P ³, De Tayrac A⁴ 1. Ch. Nicolle University Hospital, 2. CHU Kremlin Bicètre Paris, 3. CHU Nimes, 4. CHU Béclère Clamart	TRANS-OBTURATOR TAPE T.O.T.:RESULT ON CONTINENCE WITH A ONE YEAR MINIMUM FOLLOW-UP
677	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Glavind K¹, Tetsche M S¹ 1. Aalborg Sygehus Nord	Sexual Function in Women Before and After Suburethral Sling Operation For Stress Urinary Incontinence.
678	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Juergens J¹ 1. Helios-klinik	Theoretical-mathematical observations on the action of forces in TVT/SPARC- and MONARC-tape and its anatomical examinati
679	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Teo R¹, Mayne C¹, Barrington J², Freeman R ³ 1. Leicester General Hospital, 2. Torbay Hospital, 3. Derriford Hospital	An Open Clinical Evaluation of Permacol™ Injection as New Urethral Bulking Agent: An Updated 12 Month Follow-Up
680	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Peron S¹, Klueger D², Wainer K² 1. Medical College of Ohio-Toledo Clinic, 2. St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center	Surgical Treatment of Stress Urinary Incontinence: Transvaginal Tape-Obturator Approach Ongoing Data Collection, Outcomes, and Efficacy
681	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Boccon-Gibod L¹, Hermieu J F¹, Toublanc M¹, Delmas V¹, Ravery V¹ 1. Bichat Hospital	Are TVT polypropylene slings colonized by muscular fibers ? An histopathologic evaluation of resected tapes for voiding dysfunction
682	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Slack M C¹, Grant M², Mirsch M ², Termin P² 1. Addenbrooke's Hospital, 2. AMS	Suburethral slings – Are all mesh types the same?
683	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kim D K¹, Song S H¹, Kim B S¹ 1. Eulji University Hospital	Changes in Tension Properties of Tension-free Vaginal Tape with Soaking Fluids
684	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Ghoniem G¹, Khater U¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Florida	IS TRNS-OBTURATOR TAPE (TOT) EFFECTIVE IN TREATMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE WITH INTRINSIC SPHINCTER DEFICIENCY?
685	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Maroum B ¹, Mattos I¹, Muñoz F¹, Henandez J¹, De la Fuente P¹ 1. University Hospital 12 Octubre	ANALYZE AND REVIEW OF THE PERCENTAGE OF READJUSTMENT IN THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE USING A READJUSTABLE SLING REMEEX SYSTEM.
686	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Naidu A ¹, Barry C ¹, Goodwin S ¹, Lim Y N², Corstiaans A², Muller R¹, Rane A¹ 1. James Cook University, 2. Women's & Children's Institute	TRANSOBTURATOR SUB-URETHRAL SUSPENSION: EXPERIENCE OF THE FIRST 62 PATIENTS
687	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Jha S¹, Arunkalaivanan A¹ 1. City Hospital	Current trends in the Surgical Management of Stress Urinary Incontinence.
688	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Raders, MD J¹, Lucente, MD V¹, Haff, RN BSN R¹ 1. Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine	Transobturator TVT (TVT-O) “Inside-to-Out” Suburethral Sling for the treatment of Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI): Early U.S. Experience
689	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Malik B¹, Lambaudie E¹, Collinet P¹, Dubois P², Cosson M¹ 1. Chirurgie Gynécologique, Maternité Jeanne de Flandre, CHRU Lille France, 2. Institut de Technologie Médicale de Lille CHRU France	Mechanical resistance of synthetics meshes for incontinence or prolapse surgery.
690	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Hijaz A¹, Frenkl T ¹, Damaser M², Liu G ¹, Saffore L¹, Haung X¹, Daneshgari F¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 2. Loyola University Medical Center, Maywood, IL.	ROLE OF SLING INTEGRITY ON ANTI-INCONTINENCE EFFECTS OF AN ANIMAL MODEL OF SLING PROCEDURE
691	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Palma P¹, Riccetto C¹, Dambros M¹, Thiel M¹, Herrmann V¹, Fraga R¹, Netto Jr N¹ 1. University of Campinas - UNICAMP	READJUSTABLE SLING: TRANSOBTURATOR VERSUS TRANSVAGINAL OUTCOME
692	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Droupy S¹, De Tayrac R², Grise P³, Monneins F ⁴, Costa P⁵, Ballanger P ⁶, Hermieu J⁷, Asenmacher C⁸, Saussine C⁹ 1. HopitalHôpital Kremlin Bicètre Department of Urology, 2. Hôpital Béclère Clamart , 3. CHU Rouen, 4. Centre Hospitalier de Gonesse, 5. CHU de Nîmes, 6. Hôpital Pellegrin Bordeaux, 7. Hôpital Bichat Paris, 8. Clinique St Elisabeth Bruxelles, 9. Hôpital Civil Strasbourg	OUTCOME OF OBESE FEMALE PATIENTS TREATED BY TRANS-OBTURATOR-TAPE FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE
693	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Debodinance P¹, Delporte P¹ 1. Service de gynécologie obstétrique.CH.Dunkerque-France	Comparison of two transobturator suburethral sling techniques
694	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kobashi K ¹, Govier F¹, Kuznetsov D ¹, Kodama K ¹ 1. Virginia Mason Medical Center, USA	SPARC POLYPROPYLENE MID-URETHRAL SLING IN THE TREATMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: EARLY RESULTS
695	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Simsiman A¹, Menefee S², Powell C³, Nager C¹ 1. University of California San Diego, 2. Kaiser Permanente Southern California, 3. Naval Medical Center San Diego	Outcome of Suburethral Slings: Early Failure of Porcine Dermal Slings
696	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Franco A V¹, Fynes M¹, Tate S¹, Wang K¹ 1. St George's Hospital	Prospective evaluation of the trans-obturator approach for the correction of stress urinary incontinence in women.
697	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Leron E¹, Gidon M², Ben-David G³, Piura B³, Mazor M³ 1. Soroka University Medical Center-Beer Sheva Israel , 2. Soroka University MedicalCenter, 3. Soroka University Medical Center	Are There Predicting Factors For Efficacy And Safety With Combined Pelvic Organ Prolapse Repair And Tension Free Vaginal Tape?
698	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Lee J G¹, Kim D H¹, Choi J B², Kim H J³ 1. Korea University Hospital, 2. Ajou University Hospital, 3. Dankook University Hospital	Predisposing Factors of Postoperative Urinary tract infection after tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) procedure for female urinary incontinence
699	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	SCHULMAN C¹, ROUMEGUERE T¹, QUACKELS T¹, DE GROOTE A¹, BOLLENS R¹, VANDEN BOSSCHE M¹, ZLOTTA A¹ 1. University Clinics of Brussels - Erasme Hospital	Trans obturator vaginal tape (TOT) for the treatment of female stress incontinence : one year follow-up in 100 patients.
700	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Prien-Larsen J C¹, Petri A ², Hegelund I² 1. Storstrommens Hospital Nykøbing, 2. Storstrømmens Hospital Nykøbing	SHORT TERM FOLLOW-UP AFTER TVT AND IVS OPERATIONS: DO WE NEED 3 AND 12 MONTHS EVALUATION?
701	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Ku J¹, Kim S¹, Paick J¹, Oh S¹, Son H¹ 1. Department of Urology, Seoul National University Hospital,	TENSION FREE VAGINAL TAPE PROCEURE IN THE TREATMENT OF MIXED URINARY INCONTINENCE: SIGNIFICNACE OF MAXIMAL URETHRAL CLOSURE PRESSURE
702	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Park C H ¹, Chang H S¹, Kim D I¹, Jung H C², Kim D Y³, Kwon T G⁴ 1. Dept. of Urology, School of Medicine, Keimyung University, 2. Dept. of Urology, College of Medicine, Yeungnam University, 3. Dept. of Urology, College of Medicine, Daegu Catholic University, 4. Dept. of Urology, College of Medicine, Kyungpook National University	Persistent Overactive Bladder Symptoms after Anterior Vaginal Wall Sling and Tension-free Vaginal Tape
703	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Cordeiro A¹, Garriapa R¹, Martins P¹, Moniz L¹ 1. Maternidade Dr Alfredo da Costa	Cure outcomes and follow-up in the Bologna procedure: a retrospective study
704	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Goldman H¹, Lucente V ², Herschorn S³, Madigan J ⁴ 1. University Hospitals of Cleveland, Cleveland OH, 2. St. Lukes Hospital, Allentown PA, 3. Sunnybrook and Women’s Health Science Center, Toronto Ontario, 4. GYNECARE, Somerville NJ	A CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF GYNCARE TVT with abdominal guides
705	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Vincent D¹, Philippe G², F M³, C A⁴, S D⁵, Renaud D T ⁶, Christian S⁷, P C⁸, Philippe B⁹ 1. Hôpital Bichat, 2. CHU de Rouen, 3. centre hospitalier de Gonesse, 4. Ste Elisabeth à Bruxelles, 5. Kremlin Bicètre, 6. Hôpital Antoine Béclère, 7. Hôpital Civil , 8. CHU de Nîmes, 9. Hôpital Pellegrin	T.O.T.® : CLINICAL OUTCOME IN ELDERLY FEMALE PATIENTS WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE.
706	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Ballanger P¹, Grise P¹, Delmas V¹, Saussine C¹, de Tayrac R², Droupy S¹, Boccon-Gibod L¹ 1. Service d'Urologie, 2. Service de Gynécologie	EFFICACY OF T.O.T.® FOR PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM SUI WITH MAXIMAL URETHRAL CLOSURE PRESSURE LESS THAN 30 CMH2O.
707	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Lee J B¹, Park W², Lee Y³, Seo J³, Park S⁴, Kim H⁵, Kim D⁶, Na Y⁷, Park Y⁸, Yoon H⁹, Kim D¹⁰ 1. Gachon medical school, 2. Inha medical school, 3. Sungkyunkwan medical school, 4. Inje medical school, 5. Hallym medical school, 6. Catholic medical school, 7. Chungnam medical school, 8. Chonbuk medical school, 9. Ewha medical school, 10. Eulji medical school	The long-term outcome of fascial sling operation in female stress urinary incontinence : multicenter study in Korea
708	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Jacquetin P B¹, DeBodinance, MD P², Fischer, MD A³, Marques Queimadelos, MD A⁴, Courtieu, MD C⁵, Cervigni, MD M⁶, Raßler C D M J⁷, Herschorn, MD S⁸, Rane, FRCS A⁹, Urwin, FRCS G H¹⁰, Goetze D M W¹¹, Ouellet, MD S¹² 1. Maternite Hotel Dieu, Clermont Ferrand, France, 2. Maternite Les Bazennes, St. Pol Sur Mer, France, 3. Krankenhaus Sankt Josef, Ruedesheim am Rhein, Germany, 4. Hospital Clinico Universitario, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 5. Clinique Beau Soleil, Montpellier, France, 6. Universita Delgi Studi di Perugia, Roma, Italy, 7. St. Elisabeth-Krankenhaus, Leipzig, Germany, 8. Sunnybrook & Women’s Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 9. Townsville Hospital, Townsville, Queensland, Australia, 10. York District Hospital, York, England, 11. Krankenhaus Strausberg, Strausberg, Germany, 12. Les Gynecologues Associes, Montreal, Quebec, Canada	Six Month Data from the Transobturator Hammock Procedure for Female Stress Urinary Incontinence: A Prospective Study in 8 Countries.
709	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	cerezuela J F¹, Luelmo E², Medina N³, Martin A⁴, Garcia R⁵, Plasencia W⁶, Garcia J⁷ 1. University Hospital of the Canaries, 2. Buitrón, 3. Ramos, 4. Martinez, 5. Delgado, 6. Acevedo, 7. Hernandez	READJUSTABLE SLING: REMEEX LONG TERM RESULTS
710	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Dmochowski R¹, Ross J², Levy B³, Lucente V⁴ 1. Vanderbilt University Department of Urology, 2. University of California Los Angeles, 3. University of Washington, 4. Pennsylvania State University	Durability of Therapeutic Effects of a Radio Frequency Energy Procedure for Mild-to-Moderate Genuine Stress Incontinence at Three-Year Follow-up
711	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Poon C¹, Zimmern P¹ 1. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	Challenges posed by recurrent or persistent stress incontinence (SUI) after pubovaginal sling (PVS) surgery in a tertiary referral center.
712	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Davila, MD G W¹, Johnson, MD J¹, Serels, MD S¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Florida	EARLY US EXPERIENCE WITH A TRANSOBTURATOR SLING TO TREAT STRESS INCONTINENCE
713	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Blaivas J G¹, Isom-Batz G² 1. Weill-Cornell Medical Center-NY, 2. Lenox Hill Hospital	Long-Term Followup of Autologous Fascial Pubovaginal Sling for Sphincteric Incontinence in Women
714	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Guerette N¹, Davila G W¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Florida	Is the Transobturator Suburethral Sling an Effective Treatment for Intrinsic Sphincter Defciency with Urethral Hypermobility?
715	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Maia de Almeida S H ¹, Gregório É ¹, Freitas Rodrigues M A¹, Alvarenga Moreira H¹, El Sayed S¹, Mortati Neto N ¹, Carvalho Fraga F ¹, Souto Grando J P ¹ 1. Universidade Estadual de Londrina	CLINICAL AND URODYNAMICS VARIABLES TO PREDICT THE LATER SPONTANEOUS VOIDING AFTER PUBOVAGINAL SLING SURGERY.
716	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Paparella P¹, Marturano M¹, Paparella R¹, Ercoli A¹, Falconi G¹, Scarpa A¹ 1. Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore-Complesso Integrato Columbus	Minimally Invasive Transobturator Technique for the Female Urinary Stress Incontinence(SUI): 103 Cases of Uratape
717	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Jomaa M¹ 1. Dept of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Växjö Central Hospital.Sweden	Long Term Results of TVT-Tension free Vaginal Tape for Surgical Treatment under Local Anasthesia of Recurrent Female Stress Urinary Incontinence or of Previous Failed Surgery A prospective open study at 7-8 years follow up
718	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Schönauer M M¹, Bjelic-Radisic V¹, Moser F¹, Frudinger A¹, Zivkovic F¹, Tamussino K¹ 1. Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Medical University of Graz, Austria	Subjective und Objective Results After the Tension-free Vaginal Tape (TVT) Operation
719	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Groutz A¹, Gold R¹, Lessing J ¹, Pauzner D¹, Gordon D¹ 1. Lis Maternity Hospital Urogynecology & Pelivic Floor Reconstruction Unit	Tension-Free Vaginal Tape In The Elderly: Is It a Safe Procedure?
720	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Ghoniem G¹, Khater U¹ 1. Cleveland Clinic Florida	CHOICES OF SURGICAL APPROACH FOR MANAGEMENT OF URINARY OUTLET OBSTUCTION IN FEMALES
721	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Choi J¹, Won Y¹, Kim Y¹, Kim H², Na Y³, Lee J⁴ 1. Ajou University Hospital, Department of Urology, 2. Dankook University Hospital, Department of Urology, 3. Chungnam University Hospital, Department of Urology, 4. Korea University Hospital, Department of Urology	The Effect of Urgency on the Quality of Life After TVT (Tension Free Vaginal Tape) Procedure in Stress Urinary Incontinence Patients
722	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Murphy M¹, Culligan P¹ 1. University of Louisville	Standardization of TVT Tension Via a Disposable Pressure Sensor
723	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Fendler J¹, Giolitto J ², Devoldere G³, Darcq E ⁴, Tournant G⁵ 1. CH St Joseph-St Luc, Lyon, 2. Clinique des Bleuets, Reims, 3. Clinique Ste Isabelle, Abbeville, 4. Clinique St Vincent, Angers, 5. Clinique St Martin La Forêt, Besançon, France	Stress urinary incontinence treatment using a specially design sub uretral support URETEX - Results at 1 year from a multicenter prospective study.
724	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Mishra V¹, Mishra N¹, Karim O ¹, Motiwala H¹ 1. Wexham Park Hospital	Urinary morbidity from TVT: A conservative approach often works
725	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Yip S K¹, Sahota D¹, Pang M W¹ 1. The Chinese University of Hong Kong	A Measurement Model for Trocar Insertion Force During Tension-free Vaginal Tape (TVT) Application – A Feasibility Study
726	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Snyder J¹, Dmochowski R², Lowry W², Wang S³ 1. Genitourinary Surgical Consultants, 2. Urology Associates of North Texas, 3. McLaren Hospital, Flint, MI	Veritas Collagen Matrix for use as a urological sling: Results from a prospective study at three U.S. sites.
727	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Steidle C¹, Pollifrone D ¹, Singh G ¹ 1. Northeast Indiana Research, LLC	Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Pelvis before and After Tension Free tape in the Obturator position and after Tension Free Tape
728	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Badzakov N¹, Pancevski N¹, Drakulevski S¹, Lazarevski S¹, Timceva S², Sardzovski B¹, Simjanovski M¹, Velkovski B ¹ 1. Special Hospital for Ob/Gyn.;"Mala Bogorodica", 2. Special Hospital fro Ob/Gyn.;"Mala Bogorodica"	"Tension free" procedure for treatment stress incontinent women use IVS anterior (Intravaginal Slingplasty)
729	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Hiremath V¹, O Connor R² 1. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, 2. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, GALWAY	IS HYDRODISSECTION NECESSARY AT THE TIME OF TVT?
730	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Kakizaki H¹, Tanaka H¹, Furuno T¹, Shibata T¹, Moriya K¹, Kitta T¹, Nonomura K¹ 1. Department of Urology, Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine	URODYNAMIC FINDINGS BEFORE AND AFTER PUBOVAGINAL FASCIAL SLING FOR FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: PREDICTION OF POSTOPERATIVE VOIDING DYSFUNCTION
731	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Adile B¹ 1. villa sofia hospital urogynecolgy department	efficacy of jaluronic acid in the urethral bulking one year follow up
732	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Elzevier H¹, Lycklama a Nijeholt G¹ 1. Leiden University Medical Center	Sexual function after tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) for stress incontinence: results of a mailed questionnaire
733	Surgery for Stress Incontinence	Ku J¹, Kim S¹, Paick J¹, Son H¹, Oh S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Seoul National University Hospital,	TENSION FREE VAGINAL TAPE PROCEURE IN URINARY INCONTINENCE WITH LOW VALSALVA LEAK POINT PRESSURE
734	Urodynamics	Gardener N¹, Hashim H¹, Avery K¹, Abrams P¹ 1. Bristol Urological Institute	DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE ICIQ URODYNAMICS SATISFACTION MODULE: THE ICIQ-UDS-S
735	Urodynamics	Tincello D¹, Williams K¹, Assassa P², Mayne C ³, McGrother C ¹ 1. University of Leicester, 2. Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust, 3. University Hospitals of Leicester	A prospective comparison of data quality from a 3-day urinary diary compared to a 7-day diary
736	Urodynamics	Kocjancic E¹, Ceratti G¹, Zaramella S¹, Crivellaro S¹, Favro M¹, Sala M¹, Monesi G¹, Gontero P¹, Perucco E², Frea B¹ 1. Clinica Urologica - Università del Piemonte Orientale Amedeo Avogadro - Novara - Italy, 2. Dipartimento di Scienze Mediche - Università del Piemonte Orientale Amedeo Avogadro - Novara - Italy	Urodynamic evaluation of changes in urinary control after radical retropubic prostatectomy
737	Urodynamics	Mahajan S ¹, FitzGerald M ¹, Kenton K¹, Shott S², Brubaker L¹ 1. Loyola University Medical Center, 2. Rush University Medical Cneter	CONCENTRIC NEEDLE ELECTRODES ARE SUPERIOR TO PERINEAL SURFACE PATCH ELECTRODES FOR EMG DOCUMENTATION OF URETHRAL SPHINCTER RELAXATION DURING VOIDING
738	Urodynamics	Dorkin T¹, Leonard A¹, Thorpe A¹ 1. Freeman Hospital	IS AMBULATORY MONITORING CLINICALLY USEFUL IN THE ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS WITH INCONTINENCE?
739	Urodynamics	Philip J¹, Irwin P¹ 1. Michael Heal Department of Urology, Leighton Hospital, CREWE, UK.	A double-blind, randomised controlled trial of cystometry using Normal saline versus 3M potassium chloride infusion
740	Urodynamics	Chung B¹, Lee T², Yang J H² 1. Dept of Urology, Hallym University Sacred-Heart Hospital, 2. Dept of Urology, Inha University Hospital	The Diagnostic Value of Portable Bladder Volume Measurement System (BVMS) with Real Bladder Image in the Measurement of Bladder Volume According to the Different Angling of Transducer
741	Urodynamics	Simonetti R¹, Bruschini H¹, Soler R¹, Truzzi J C¹, Rangel E¹, Almeida C¹, Melaragno C¹, Srougi M¹ 1. Federal University of Sao Paulo - Division of Urology	Bladder Dysfunction after Simultaneous Pancreas-Kidney Transplantation
742	Urodynamics	Zimmern P¹, Defreitas G², Lemack G², Shariat S² 1. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, 2. The University of Texas Medical Center	The clinical utility of a two fill and void urodynamic study in women with bladder outlet obstruction (BOO)
743	Urodynamics	Slack M¹, Tracey M², Ulmsten U ³ 1. Addenbrooke Hospitals , 2. Ethicon, Inc., 3. Uppsala University Acadamical Hospital	Proof of Concept Studies of the Urethral Retro-resistance Pressure: Results of Preliminary Bench, Animate, and Early Human Studies using a MoniTorr™ Prototype
744	Urodynamics	Khullar V¹, Prescott K ², Serdarevic D ², ¹⁰³² grou P² 1. St Marys Hospital, 2. Pfizer Global R&D	Ambulatory urodynamics; a sensitive method of assessing drug therapy efficacy
745	Urodynamics	Ozkurkcugil C¹, Komur O¹, Taneri C¹ 1. Kocaeli University School of Medicine Urology Dept	EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON URODYNAMIC STUDY IN NORMAL RATS
746	Urodynamics	Zermann D¹, Löffler U¹, Haberda B¹, Schubert J¹ 1. Friedrich-Schiller-University	Videourodynamics – Do we really need simultaneously X-ray-imaging?
747	Urodynamics	Idzenga T¹, Pel J J M¹, van Mastrigt R¹ 1. Dept. of Urology, Sector Furore, Erasmus MC, Rotterdam	Development of a biophysical model of the urethra: comparison of viscoelastic properties between PVA models and pig urethrae.
748	Urodynamics	Ku J¹, Kim S¹, Paick J¹, Son H¹, Oh S¹ 1. Department of Urology, Seoul National University Hospital,	Significance of pad test loss for the evaluation of women with urinary incontinence
749	Urodynamics	Belani J¹, Klutke J², Dudkowski S¹, Schmidt R³, Klutke C¹ 1. Washington University, 2. University of Southern California, 3. Great Plains Urology	The TRS Classification Scheme to Categorize and Quantify Bladder Dysfunction on Urodynamic Findings
750	Urodynamics	Nabha K¹, Sullivan M¹, Kerfoot P¹, Yalla S¹ 1. VA Boston Healthcare System	Effects of Increased Filling Rate (Fast Fill Cystometry) on Outlet Resistance and Bladder Contractility Parameters During Pressure-Flow Studies
751	Urodynamics	Punter J¹, Townsend J ¹, Dasgupta J¹, Mayne C¹, Tincello D² 1. University Hospitals of Leicester, 2. University of Leicester	Compliance with pad tests: 24 hour pad test compared to the 1 hour pad test
752	Urodynamics	McEleny K¹, Leonard A², Hasan T² 1. Dept of Urology, Freeman Hospital, 2. Dept of Urology, Freeman	Repeat Use Of A Filling / Voiding Cystometrogram Does Not Alter The Urodynamic Diagnosis In Adults With Idiopathic Detrusor Overactivity - A Long-Term Retrospective Study
753	Urodynamics	Siracusano S¹, Tiberio A ¹, Cucchi A ², Simonazzi M³, Facchini F ³, Alfano V⁴, Giannantoni A ⁵, Sartore A⁶, Federico E¹ 1. Department of Urology -Trieste University, 2. Department of Urology - Pavia Hospital, 3. Department of Urology - Parma Hospital, 4. Department of Urology - S. Bonifacio Hospital (Vr), 5. Department of Urology - Perugia University, 6. Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics - Trieste University	USEFULNESS OF ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS IN INVASIVE URODYNAMICS IN FERTILE AND IN POST MENOPAUSAL FEMALE SUBJECTS
754	Urodynamics	Schmidt R¹, Belani J², Klutke C² 1. Great Plains Urology, 2. Washington University	THE TRS CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM OF LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION, PART A.
755	Urodynamics	Faltin D¹, Locca Y¹, Fioramonti E¹, Pillet C¹, Weil A¹, Dubuisson J¹, Landau R¹ 1. University Hospitals of Geneva	How painful are urodynamic investigations ? Can we change this ?
756	Urodynamics	Leong A¹, Carey M¹, Cornish A¹, Gordon I², Goh J¹, Maher C¹, Rosamilia A¹ 1. the Royal Women's Hospital, 2. the University of Melbourne	The Relationship of Maximal Urethral Closure Pressure to Outcome Following Incontinence Surgery.
757	Urodynamics	Zermann D¹, Schubert J¹, Löffler U¹ 1. Friedrich-Schiller-University	Classification of detursor acontractility by S3 transrectal electrostimulation
758	Urodynamics	Martan A¹, Masata J¹, Svabik K¹, Drahoradova P¹, Halaska M¹, Voigt R², Pavlikova M³ 1. Dpt. of Obstet. and Gynecol. Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, 2. Dpt. of Obstet. and Gynecol. Apolda, Germany, 3. EuroMISE centre of the Charles University and Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czech Republic	URETHRAL CLOSURE PRESSURE AT REST AND DURING VALSALVA MANEUVRE IN PATIENTS WITH GENUINE STRESS INCONTINENCE
759	Urodynamics	Knapp P A¹, Reitz A¹, Wefer B¹, Jensen L¹, Schurch B¹ 1. Neuro-Urology, Spinal Cord Injury Center, Balgrist University Hospital, Zurich, Switzerland	Development of a Flexible Measurement-System for Combined Urodynamic and Neurophysiologic Investigations
760	Urodynamics	Vishnevsky A¹, Shchaveleva O ¹, Pushkar D¹ 1. Moscow State Medical University	Monitoring of uroflowmetry in patients with BPH using Doxazosin
761	Urogenital Prolapse	Price N¹, Jackson S R¹, Avery K ², Abrams P² 1. Department of Obststrics & Gynaecology, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, 2. Bristol Urological Institute, Southmead Hospital, Bristol	DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE ICIQ VAGINAL SYMPTOMS QUESTIONNAIRE: THE ICIQ-VS
762	Urogenital Prolapse	woodman J¹, burns H¹, king D¹, moore K¹ 1. The St George Hospital	A matched pair cohort analysis of transanal and transvaginal repair of rectocoele
763	Urogenital Prolapse	Vierhout M¹, Slieker M ², Sieradzan K ², Massolt E², Stoutjesdijk J², Spruijt J ³ 1. University hospital St Radboud, 2. Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam Netherlands, 3. VU medical Center Amsterdam Netherlands	Sexual dysfunction in women with urinary incontinence and/or Pelvic Organ Prolapse as compared with the general population
764	Urogenital Prolapse	Sayed A¹, Foon R¹, Moran P¹ 1. Worcester Royal Hospital	Pre-operative urodynamic studies in women with vaginal vault prolapse: Are they worthwhile?
765	Urogenital Prolapse	Costantini E¹, Zucchi A¹, Mearini L¹, Michele D Z ¹, Guercini F¹, Mearini E¹, Porena M¹ 1. clinica urologica e andrologica	CLINICAL AND URODYNAMICS RESULTS IN COLPOSACROPEXY AND HYSTEROCOLPOSACROPEXY
766	Urogenital Prolapse	Steensma A ¹, Dietz H P¹ 1. RPAH	THE PREVALENCE OF SONOGRAPHICALLY DIAGNOSED TRUE RECTOCELE IN A UROGYNAECOLOGICAL POPULATION
767	Urogenital Prolapse	Jacquetin B ¹, Caquant F ², Collinet P ², Debodinance P ³, Rosenthal C ⁴, Clavé H ⁵, Cosson M ² 1. Maternité Hotel Dieu, CHRU de Clermont-Ferrand, 2. Maternité Jeanne de Flandre, CHRU de Lille, 3. Maternité des Bazennes, CH de Dunkerque, 4. Clinique Saint Germain, Brive-la-Gaillarde, 5. Clinique Saint George, Nice	Prolene Soft (Gynecare) mesh for pelvic organ prolapse surgical treatment: a prospective study of 264 patients.
768	Urogenital Prolapse	costantini E¹, giannantoni A¹, rociola W¹, mearini E¹, Pajoncini C¹, del zingaro M¹, Porena M¹ 1. Urology Dept	DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY AND UROGENITAL PROLAPSE
769	Urogenital Prolapse	Lim Y N¹, Naidu A², Corstiaans A¹, Barry C², Muller R², Rane A² 1. Women's & Children's Institute, 2. James Cook University	MEDIUM TERM REVIEW ON THE OUTCOME OF POSTERIOR COLPORRHAPHY WITH COMPOSITE VICRYL-PROLENE(VYPRO II) MESH
770	Urogenital Prolapse	Dmochowski R ¹, Leu P¹, Wu H¹, Scarpero H¹ 1. Vanderbilt University Medical Center	High grade pelvic organ prolapse and clinical and urodynamic findings
771	Urogenital Prolapse	Latini J¹, Zimmerman M B², Kreder K² 1. Univeristy of Iowa, 2. University of Iowa	Association Between Valsalva and Cough Leak Point Pressure With Pelvic Organ Prolapse in Female Stress Incontinence
772	Urogenital Prolapse	Liang C¹, Lo T ¹, Wang A C¹ 1. Chang Gung Memorial Hospital	Clinical Manifestations in Surgical Patients with Severe Uterovaginal Prolapse with and without Occult Urinary Incontinence
773	Urogenital Prolapse	Northington G¹, Wilson G¹, Mallett V¹ 1. Oakwood Hospital Medical Center	Comparison of Graft Material as a Risk Factor for Mesh Erosion and Infection following Abdominal Sacrocolpopexy
774	Urogenital Prolapse	Ali N¹, Higgs P ¹, Smith A¹ 1. Warrell Unit, St Mary's Hospital	The Continued Use of Vaginal Pessaries in the Treatment of Urogenital Prolapse.
775	Urogenital Prolapse	Dutton F L¹, Parekh M¹ 1. Geisinger Medical Center	Transvaginal Evisceration Following Hysterectomy in Premenopausal Women: A Case Report and Review of the Literature
776	Urogenital Prolapse	Sayed A¹, Foon R¹, Moran P¹ 1. Worcester Royal Hospital	The relationship between symptoms suggestive of voiding dysfunction and the urodynamic findings in women with vaginal vault prolapse
777	Urogenital Prolapse	Hinoul P¹, Smajda S², de Jonge E¹, Ombelet W¹ 1. Ziekenhuis Oost Limburg, 2. Clinique Ste Anne – St Rémi	Translevator posterior intravaginal slingplasty: short term data on 85 patients.
778	Urogenital Prolapse	Medina C¹, Fynes M¹, Birch C¹ 1. St. George's Hospital Medical School	A simplified approach to pessary management
779	Urogenital Prolapse	Gatti D¹, Inselvini P¹, Sacconi T¹, Zanelli S¹, Canossi E¹, Testini D¹, Minini G¹ 1. Department of Obstetrics And Gynecology	ANATOMICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME IN SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PROLAPSE
780	Urogenital Prolapse	Contreras Ortiz O¹, Cacciola L¹, García G ², Pérsico N² 1. School Hospital Jose de San Martin, 2. School Hospital Jose de San Martín	Middle Compartment Genital Prolapse. Cervix Elongation Assessment.
781	Urogenital Prolapse	Józwik M¹, Kubas B¹, Józwik M ¹, Walecki J¹, Pietrzycki B ¹, Okungbowa O ¹ 1. Department of Gynecology, Medical University of Bialystok, Bialystok, Poland	THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CONTENTS OF TOTAL UTERINE PROLAPSE TO THE VOLUME OF ITS HERNIA SAC USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING.
782	Urogenital Prolapse	Ottesen M¹, Soerensen M¹ 1. Dept. Obstet-gynecol, Hvidovre University Hospital, Denmark	The validity of the registration of vaginal prolapse surgery and how to improve the quality
783	Urogenital Prolapse	Dmochowski R¹, Leu P¹, Wu H ¹, Scarpero H ¹ 1. Vanderbilt University Medical Center	Effect of prior pelvic surgery on clinical and urodynamic parameters in women with high grade pelvic organ prolapse