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  • Overactive bladder is a common urologic disorder with a number of etiologies and evolving treatment options. The two primary management strategies are drug therapy and sacral neurostimulation, both areas of recent developments with the emergence of new medications and refinement of surgical techniques. In this Viewpoint, Apurba Pathak and Sherif Aboseif discuss the relative merits, and drawbacks, of these very different approaches.

    • Apurba S Pathak
    • Sherif R Aboseif
    Reviews
    Nature Clinical Practice Urology
    Volume: 2, P: 310-311

  • This Review provides an overview of nocturia in the elderly for the practicing nephrologist. The authors attempt to correct the misconception that nocturia is usually caused by urologic problems, arguing that, in fact, nocturia in the elderly results from the interacting effects of aging and sleep on renal and urinary function. Specific causes of this condition, including the syndrome of nocturnal polyuria, are discussed, and the best strategies for evaluation and treatment—both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic—are summarized.

    • Dean A Kujubu
    • Sherif R Aboseif
    Reviews
    Nature Clinical Practice Nephrology
    Volume: 4, P: 426-435