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Evidence of occult dysautonomia in Fowler's syndrome: alteration of cardiovascular autonomic function tests in female patients presenting with urinary retention.

Gerard G Amarenco, Patrick P Raibaut, Samer Sheikh SS Ismael, Patrick P Rene-Corail, and Francois F Haab

BJU Int 97(2):288-91 (2006) PMID 16430631

To assess the hypothesis that an occult impairment of the autonomic system might represent one of the mechanisms of urinary disturbance in Fowler's syndrome (FS), in which the pathophysiology of urinary retention is the predominant feature.

DOI: 10.1111/j.1464-410X.2006.05930.x
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