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Observational analysis finds bladder storage and voiding dysfunction linked to white matter hyperintensities in older adults, suggesting neurological screening may be beneficial.
Moderate-to-severe WMHs are independently associated with urgency and impaired bladder emptying. These findings suggest that cerebral small vessel disease may contribute to LUT dysfunction in older adults and support the inclusion of neurological screening in their evaluation, reinforcing the value of integrative phenotyping in future studies.
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