
|Articles|May 10, 2004
Botulinum toxin shows promising results in refractory OAB
Known primarily for smoothing facial wrinkles, botulinumtoxin A (Botox) is gaining acceptance as a treatment option for refractoryoveractive and neurogenic bladder. The latest evidence comes from the Universityof Pittsburgh School of Medicine, where a 110-patient review of the off-labeluse of botulinum toxin for those indications produced promising resultsin terms of both safety and efficacy.
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