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Fig 1.

Different patterns of abdominal pressure (pabd) and detrusor pressure (pdet) during the pressure-flow studies (PFSs).

(A) Patient voids using detrusor pressure with no meaningful abdominal pressure. (B) Patient voids mainly using detrusor pressure but with the addition of abdominal pressure. (C) Patient voids predominantly by abdominal pressure (abdominal straining). EMG = electromylography, pves = vesical pressure.

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Table 1.

Clinical features of subjects according to endoscopic finding of prostatic urethra.

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Fig 2.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves of two models extracted from multivariate logistic regression.

(A) PdetQmax, Qmax (B) PdetQmax, Qmax, ΔPabd.

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Table 2.

Summary of multichannel urodynamic study according to endoscopic finding of prostatic urethra.

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Fig 3.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves of four different methods to predict bladder outlet obstruction (BOO).

(A) Bladder outlet obstruction index (BOOI), (B) Modified bladder outlet obstruction index (modified BOOI), (C) Urethral resistance factor (URA), (D) Obstruction coefficient (OCO). AUC = Area under the curve.

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Fig 4.

Decision curve analysis (DCA) of four different methods for predicting bladder outlet obstruction (BOO).

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Table 3.

Diagnostic accuracy of four methods for the evaluation of bladder outlet obstruction.

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