A twist in the diagnosis
This patient's fall in the bath created a whirlpool.
Tag: Urology
A curious cause of recurrent lower back pain
An elderly man with a simple complaint of back pain turns out to be full of surprises.
Lifestyle changes ‘as good as drugs’ for lower urinary tract symptoms in men
Professor Paul Glasziou's findings could give some reassurance to GPs that there are a wide range of management options.
Specialist society president quits after conference presentation branded racist
The Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand says it former head failed to inform the board about fallout from a speech given by one of his …
Why do more men choose surgery over radiotherapy for prostate cancer?
The finding that only a handful of men see a radiation oncologist before prostatectomy is concerning, say Australian authors.
This simple change could help patients with overactive bladder
Cutting dietary salt intake resulted in a reduction in frequency symptoms, a small Japanese study shows.
One in two women with simple UTI given wrong antibiotic: study
Inappropriate prescribing is 'rampant' for uncomplicated infections, reveals US research.
Top surgeons mean better outcomes with prostatectomy: study
Patients of 'top-performing' doctors are more likely to report good function even when risk factors accounted for, US researchers find.
Could ‘smart’ GP scripts save a UTI cost blowout?
Australian research shows care for the condition will top $1bn a year unless antimicrobial resistance is tackled.
