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Two types of urgency

To determine whether urinary urgency, as defined by the International Continence Society, is an intensification of the normal sensation that occurs when micturition must be delayed once the urge to void is felt (Type 1 urgency) or a discrete, pathologic symptom different from the normal urge (Type 2 urgency).

J. Blaivas | J. Weiss | G. Panagopoulos | Chandra Somaroo

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