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Acute Urinary Retention Guidelines – are they Worth it?:
ObjectiveMany district general hospitals in the UK do not have 24-hour urology cover and the junior doctors admit almost all patients with acute urinary retention (AUR) unnecessarily. A small retrospective audit involving a random selection of 17 patients who initially presented with AUR to accident and emergency (AE three patients were excluded.ResultsAfter implementation of the guideline, the majority of patients went home with a catheter (86%), and the num...