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Storage impairment
Articles in the Bladder Diaries journal tagged Storage impairment, newest first.
Stress Urinary Incontinence: The Workup
Stress urinary incontinence is the leak you can diagnose from the bladder diary and a cough test, before urodynamics: a clinician's workup, causes to treatment.
Urinary Urgency: Phenotype Before You Prescribe
Urinary urgency masquerades as overactive bladder. Phenotype it on the bladder diary, excluding overflow and fluid imbalance, before reaching for a drug.
Uroflowmetry Interpretation in Context
Uroflowmetry interpretation for clinicians: read flow curve, Qmax, and voided volume against the bladder diary and PVR, because a low Qmax is ambiguous.
Detrusor Overactivity: Diary First, Then Urodynamics
Detrusor overactivity is a UDS finding, not OAB. The bladder diary triages most cases before urodynamics; subtype changes which prescription works.
ICD-10 Codes for Urinary Urgency: LUTS by 4Is Bucket
ICD-10 codes for urinary urgency: R39.15 for the symptom, N32.81 for OAB syndrome, N39.41 with leakage. The LUTS code menu organized by IPC 4Is buckets.
ICIQ-OAB: Item-by-Item Interpretation for the 4Is Workup
The ICIQ-OAB scores OAB symptom severity 0 to 16. The four items map to four IPC 4Is workup paths. How to read it, score it, and pair it with the diary.
Normal Capacity of the Bladder: Functional vs Anatomical
The 300-500 mL textbook range is anatomical capacity. The number that drives clinical decisions is functional capacity, read off a 3-day bladder diary.