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2. “They had the lunch lady coming up to assist”: The experiences of menarche and menstrual management for adolescents with physical disabilities
3. Reply by Authors
4. MP55-09 “I WOULD JUST LOVE TO SEE HER BE HAPPY”: IDENTIFYING THE KEY WORRIES OF MOTHERS OF ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG WOMEN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
5. PD04-06 EXPERT CONSENSUS ON PEDIATRIC URODYNAMICS REPORTING USING MODIFIED DELPHI TECHNIQUE
6. MP21-10 “I’M A BATHROOM EXPERT”: BALANCING COLLEGE LIFE AND BLADDER AND BOWEL PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
7. "I'm a bathroom expert": a qualitative study exploring how students with physical disabilities manage toileting during college.
8. Editorial Comment on “Urinary and Fecal Incontinence During Sexual Activity Is Common and Bothersome Among Adults With Spina Bifida”
9. Sexual Function of Men and Women With Spina Bifida: A Scoping Literature Review
10. "There is a lot of shame that comes with this": A qualitative study of patient experiences of isolation, embarrassment, and stigma associated with overactive bladder.
11. “I Tell Them What I Can Feel and How Far My Legs Can Bend”: Optimizing Sexual Satisfaction for Women With Spina Bifida
12. “If Everyone Else Is Having This Talk With Their Doctor, Why Am I Not Having This Talk With Mine?”: The Experiences of Sexuality and Sexual Health Education of Young Women With Spina Bifida
13. Male perspectives on clinical communication about sexual health in spina bifida.
14. Patient and physician decision‐making dynamics in overactive bladder care: A mixed methods study.
15. What the editors are reading: Population and health services
16. “I Don’t Know What I’m Doing… I Hope I’m Not Just an Idiot”: The Need to Train Pediatric Urologists to Discuss Sexual and Reproductive Health Care With Young Women With Spina Bifida
17. Codevelopment of an illustration representative of people living with spina bifida for health educational materials
18. “I Just Haven't Done Any of That”: Applicability of the International Index of Erectile Function in Young Men With Spina Bifida
19. Can Machines Really Learn the Art of Videourodynamic Interpretation?
20. Editorial Commentary
21. Opioid prescribing is excessive and variable after pediatric ambulatory urologic surgery
22. PD37-04 AT ONE POINT THEY HAD THE LUNCH LADY COMING UP TO ASSIST IN THE CHANGING OF HER PADS: PERIOD EXPERIENCES OF GIRLS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR UROLOGISTS
23. MP18-15 PERSPECTIVES OF YOUNG MEN WITH SPINA BIFIDA ON FERTILITY POTENTIAL AND FUTURE PARENTHOOD
24. PD14-02 WHAT INFORMS PATIENT DECISION-MAKING WHEN SELECTING TREATMENT FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER? A MIXED METHODS STUDY OF PATIENT PREFERENCES
25. MP21-16 PROVIDING CULTURALLY SENSITIVE SEXUAL MEDICINE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
26. MP19-20 UNDERSTANDING PATIENT EXPERIENCES WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER
27. Urodynamic and imaging findings in infants with myelomeningocele may predict need for future augmentation cystoplasty
28. The History of Renal Evaluation in Spina Bifida: Looking Back to Move Forward
29. The transition to independence and adult care for women with Turner syndrome: Current status and priorities of 1338 women and parents
30. Acoustic radiation force imaging (ARFI) in the non-distended bladder does not predict abnormal urodynamic parameters in children
31. How to Discuss Sexual Health With Girls and Young Women With Spina Bifida: A Practical Guide for the Urologist
32. Trends in Procedures to Initiate Renal Replacement Therapy among People Living with Spina Bifida
33. The transition to independence and adult care for women with Turner syndrome: Current status and priorities of 1338 women and parents.
34. PD46-09 “DON’T IGNORE WHAT YOUR BODY IS TELLING YOU”: OPTIMIZING SEXUAL SATISFACTION FOR WOMEN WITH SPINA BIFIDA
35. MP29-11 URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS DURING PREGNANCY ARE MORE COMMON IN WOMEN WITH NON-OPERATIVELY MANAGED VESICOURETERAL REFLUX
36. "He told me it would be extremely selfish of me to even consider [having kids]": The importance of reproductive health to women with spina bifida and the lack of support from their providers
37. Eliminating Unnecessary Opioid Exposure After Common Children’s Surgeries
38. Acoustic radiation force imaging (ARFI) in the non-distended bladder does not predict abnormal urodynamic parameters in children.
39. Editorial Comment
40. Impact of the Image Gently® Campaign on Computerized Tomography Use for Evaluation of Pediatric Nephrolithiasis
41. PD39-03 “WE CAN SET YOU UP FOR AN ABORTION:” THE IMPORTANCE OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH TO YOUNG WOMEN WITH SPINA BIFIDA AND HTE LACK OF SUPPORT FROM THEIR DOCTORS
42. PD39-02 “IF EVERYONE ELSE IS HAVING THIS TALK WITH THEIR DOCTOR, WHY AM I NOT HAVING THIS TALK WITH MINE?”: THE EXPERIENCES OF SEXUALITY AND SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATION OF YOUNG WOMEN WITH SPINA BIFIDA
43. MP64-02 INCREASED RISK OF REPEAT INFECTIONS PRIOR TO VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX DIAGNOSIS SINCE THE 2011 AAP GUIDELINES
44. Editorial Comment
45. Can Urodynamies or Imaging Findings in Infants with Spina Bifida Predict Future Need for Bladder Augmentation?
46. What the editors are reading: Population and health services
47. Expert Consensus on Pediatric Urodynamics Reporting Using Modified Delphi Technique.
48. Reply by Authors.
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