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Robert M Levin¹, Catherine Whitbeck, Abby Borow

¹Albany College of Pharmacy, Albany, New York 12208, USA.

|June 18, 2003

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Vaginal oxybutynin effectively reduced bladder pressure and inhibited contractions in rabbits. This study shows potential for a new treatment for urinary incontinence.

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