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Do Hydrophilic Catheters Decrease Pain and Discomfort of a Patient During Urodynamic Study
This study attempts to verify whether different types of catheters could impact on patients' feelings at the first-time catheter insertion at urodynamic study. Each patient will undergo an insertion of only one type of a catheter and will rate his/her pain and discomfort feelings.
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