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The Journal of Urology, 07/03/08
Catti M et al. - The artificial urinary sphincter provides a good rate of continence. However, complications are frequent, leading to removal in 20% of the cases. In time only a limited number of patients can empty the bladder without clean intermittent catheterization.
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