EP. 1: An Introduction of the Speakers
Urologist Benjamin Brucker, MD, urogynecologist Eman Elkadry, MD, and nurse practitioner Jenna Horton, NP introduce themselves, outline their credentials, and briefly describe the patients with overactive bladder (OAB) who they typically see in their clinical practice.
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EP: 1.In-Clinic Educational Resource on the OAB Treatment Pathway
EP: 2.EP. 1: An Introduction of the Speakers
EP: 3.EP. 2: The Diagnostic Process of OAB and Initial Patient-Clinician Conversations
EP: 4.Ep. 3: The Typical Patient with OAB and Common Signs and Symptoms
EP: 5.EP. 4: The Role of Urodynamic Testing in OAB Evaluation
EP: 6.EP. 5: OAB Treatment: Available Strategies and Rationale for Use
EP: 7.EP. 6: Factors Informing Selection of Pharmacologic Treatment for OAB
EP: 8.Ep. 7: Defining Pharmacologic Treatment Failure in Patients with OAB and Subsequent Treatment Strategies
EP: 9.EP. 8: Patient-Clinician Conversations Regarding Initial Pharmacologic Treatment for OAB
EP: 10.EP. 9: Treatment Goals and Educational Resources for Patients on Initial Pharmacologic Therapy for OAB
EP: 11.EP. 10: Third-Line OAB Therapies and Patient-Centered Decision-Making
EP: 12.EP. 11: Setting Treatment Expectations for Patients with OAB Receiving Third-Line Therapies
EP: 13.EP. 12: OAB Patient Monitoring and Followup Considerations in the Third-Line Treatment Setting
EP: 14.EP. 13: Re-Treatment and Scheduling with OnabotulinumtoxinA
EP: 15.EP. 14: SNM and PTNS for OAB: Device Management and Followup
EP: 16.EP. 15: Subsequent Treatment Considerations for Patients with Unsatisfactory Responses to Third-Line Therapy for OAB
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