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. 2018 Apr 20;29(9):1261–1277. doi: 10.1007/s00192-018-3648-9

Table 4.

Facilitators related to not routinely performing urodynamics (UDS) and barriers related to routinely performing UDS in the preoperative phase for women with stress urinary incontinene (SUI) according to professionals

Respondents All (%) n = 117 No routine UDS (%) n = 109 Routine UDS (%) n = 8 P value
Facilitators
Related to care provider
    I like the design of the VUSIS study 56% (66/107) 61% 66/109 0% (0/8) <0.01
    The combination of voiding diary, uroflow/postvoid residual volume, and physical examination gives me enough information 77% (90/107) 82% 89/109 13% (1/8) <0.01
Related to study outcome
    Outcome of the VUSIS study 62% (73/107) 66% (72/109) 13% (1/8) <0.01
    Recommendation of the study VUSIS not to routinely perform UDS 65% (76/107) 69% (75/109) 13% (1/8) <0.01
    Uncertainty about the value of UDS 48% (56/107) 51% (56/109) 0% (0/8) <0.01
Related to environmental factors
    The latest national guideline regarding urinary incontinence 67% (78/107) 71% 77/109 13% 1/8 <0.01
Barriers
Reated to care provider
    I think the importance of urodynamics are wide 6% (8/107) 4% 4/109 50% 4/8 <0.01
    UDS are additional value to me to know if there is detrusor overactivity 53% (61/107) 49% 53/109 100% (8/8) <0.01
    UDS are additional value to me to know the pressure transmission ratio 18% (18/107) 16% 17/109 50% (4/8) 0.01
Related to environmental factors
    The flow of patients, including the routinely performed urodynamics, was optimally regulated 5% (6/107) 2% 2/109 50% 4/8 <0.01

Value of Urodynamics prior to Stress Incontinence Surgery, Value of Urodynamic Evaluation

P values are measured with Fisher’s exact test