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Meanings of voiding in English

Portuguese
evacuação
Catalan
excreció

The bodily process of discharging waste matter.

evacuação
Usage of voiding in English
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Conclusions: On average, nocturnal voiding frequency is indicative of nocturnal urine production.
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Improvement of pain, voiding obstruction symptoms, and performance status were also observed.
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The voiding and postmicturition symptoms were only related to operative vaginal delivery.
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During the voiding phase aged animals showed lower micturition pressures than young adults.
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Patients with urethral injuries reported normal voiding without the need for additional procedures.
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Options for managing this significant and often debilitating voiding dysfunction are also discussed.
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Stimulation use and voiding diary entries were conducted in subjects' homes.
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Most caregivers found the technology acceptable, but adherence to prompted voiding was inconsistent.
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Before initial conventional treatment, each patient completed a voiding diary and symptom questionnaires.
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Incontinence symptoms have a greater impact on QoL than voiding symptoms.
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Followup voiding cystourethrography results were compared to the initial ultrasound findings.
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The voiding parameters and symptom scores of the BPS-2 were not significantly improved.
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Dysfunctional voiding suggests an impairment of the inferior hypogastric plexus by posterior DIE.
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Conclusion: Childhood dysfunctional voiding may predict adult bladder control problems.
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However, concomitant changes in other urodynamic voiding parameters were not significantly associated with outcome.
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It's a self-voiding fiction, an impossible object and yet, there it is: the object.
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Voiding through the time
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