Novel application of statistical methods to identify new urinary incontinence risk factors.

Adv Urol · 2012 · PMC3501817 · PMID 23193394

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The GEE and PHREG combination identified 15 significant risk factors associated with developing UI out of which six of them, namely, urinary frequency, urgency, any urine loss, urine loss after emptying, subject's anticipation, and doctor's proactivity, are found most highly significant by both methods.

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