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[Suprapubic urinary diversion following gynecologic operations].

E Harms, U Christmann, F K Klöck

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    Suprapubic catheterization (SC) significantly reduces infections and patient complaints compared to transurethral catheterization (TC) after gynecological surgery. Patients with SC also experienced earlier spontaneous urination and required less antibiotic treatment for urinary tract infections.

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