Rym Baati Arfaoui

Urodynamics and Functional Exploration Unit, Charles Nicolle Hospital, Tunis, Tunisia

Intermittent self-cathterisation is commonly accepted by several international societies for maining urinary continence in those with neurological conditions and the associated urinary symptoms

Barriers affecting patient adherence to intermittent self-catheterisation

The use of self-catheterisation has grown since the 1970s with the development of the technique of clean intermittent catheterisation. Initially, self-catheterisation was used with paraplegic patients...

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