it was concluded that 1 ) the reduction of flow rate in stress incontinent patients appears to be the result , with high probability of pathologic changes in the function of the distal urethra , 2 ) stress incontinence does not affect the combined effects of bladder pressure and the proximal urethral resistance during voiding as reflected in velocity , 3 ) the distal urethral cross-sectional area appears to be under neuromuscular control and 4 ) the distal urethra of stress incontinent women appears to be incapable of opening as widely as the distal urethra of normal women .
C0005682
bladder
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stress incontinent women