Ambulatory urodynamics: do they help clinical management?
Although the diagnosis of detrusor instability may be increased by ambulatory urodynamics, this does not always translate into more effective treatment. Ambulatory urodynamic testing does not yet result in clinical improvements in diagnosis and treatment.
This study demonstrates that the prothrombinase activity of mFGL2 contributes to the pathogenesis of experimental arthritis. These studies may have therapeutic implications for patients with RA.