January 12 2021
The use of Tiemann tips for intermittent self catheterisation could benefit many patients with complex catheterisation needs and with the right education, health care professionals can enhance patient care and reduce the strain on health care resources by avoiding further complications.
Topics: Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS), ISC, Self-catheterisation, BPH
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