1. Measuring quality of life in multiple sclerosis patients with urinary disorders using the qualiveen questionnaire1 
Véronique Bonniaud, MD, Bernard Parratte, MD, Gérard Amarenco, MD, Dianne Jackowski, PhD, Jean-Pierre Didier, MD, Gordon Guyatt, MD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 85, Issue 8, Pages (August 2004)
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2. Fig 1
Relation between mean Qualiveen scores and category of symptoms and manner of voiding. (A) HRQOL measured by the Qualiveen deteriorates as the symptom category becomes more severe (0, without symptoms; 1, irritative or obstructive symptoms; 2, urge incontinence or irritative and obstructive; 3, urge incontinence and irritative or obstructive). P<.001 for the 4 domains and overall QOL. (B) HRQOL measured by the Qualiveen deteriorates as manner of voiding becomes more abnormal (A, normal; B, abdominal contraction, manual pressure, percussion; C, catheterization; D, continuous leakage). P<.001 for the 4 domains and overall QOL except for fears (P<.037) and feelings (P<.01).
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