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The content defines OAB using urgency with or without urge urinary incontinence, outlines screening strategies for patients likely to have OAB, and provides communication tactics for older patients. It discusses incorporating patient preferences into treatment selection and reviews epidemiology, common risk factors, and health burdens affecting quality of life and sleep, supported by EpiLUTS data.","Treatment of OAB and theManaged Care Professional:Balancing the Double-Edged Sword  \nRoger Dmochowski,MD,MMHC,FACSDavid Staskin,MDProfessor of Urology,Surgery,and GynecologyAssociate Professor,UrologyVanderbilt University Medical CenterTufts University School of MedicineNashville,TN  \nBoston,MAprovaEDUCATION  \n# Disclosures\n\n·Roger Dmochowski,MD,MMHC,FACS-Consulting Fees:Urovant Sciences  \n·David Staskin,MD  \n-Consulting Fees:Astellas Pharma,Inc.,Urovant Sciences  \n-Research:Astellas Pharma,Inc.,Urovant Sciences  \n# Learning Objectives\n\n1.Identify strategies for screening patients who are likely tohave overactive bladder(OAB)  \n2.Discuss tactics for communicating with older patients aboutsymptoms of OAB  \n3.Incorporate patient preferences into the treatment of OAB  \n4.Compare the risks and benefits of treatment options for OAB  \n# Defining Overactive Bladder(OAB)\n\nOAB  \n·Urinary urgency,usually  \naccompanied by frequency andnocturia,with or without urgencyurinary incontinence(UUI),in theabsence of urinary tract infectionor other obvious pathology  \nDefining Overactive Bladder(OAB)  \nOAB  \nUrgency  \n·Sudden,compelling desire to passurine which is difficult to defer  \n·Urinary urgency,usually  \naccompanied by frequency andnocturia,with or without urgencyurinary incontinence(UUI),in theabsence of urinary tract infectionor other obvious pathology  \nOAB Is Bothersome:Data from EpiLUTS  \n\n| Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms*   | Women   | Men   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Prevalence \"at least sometimes,\"%   | 43.1   | 27.2   |\n| Prevalence \"at least often,\"%   | 32.6   | 15.8   |\n| Bothersome symptoms,%   | Sometimes  \u003Cbr>67.6(at least somewhat)  \u003Cbr>38.9(quite a bit)  \u003Cbr>Often  \u003Cbr>73.0(at least somewhat)  \u003Cbr>47.1(quite a bit)   | Sometimes  \u003Cbr>60.0(at least somewhat)  \u003Cbr>27.8(quite a bit)  \u003Cbr>Often  \u003Cbr>67.8(at least somewhat)  \u003Cbr>38.2(quite a bit)   |\n\n*Urgency and urgency urinary incontinence  \nOAB Affects 1 Out of 7 Women andMen in the US  \n\n| Prevalence,%   | Black   | Hispanic   | Asian   | White   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Women   | 45.9*   | 42.0   | 26.6   | 43.4   |\n| Men   | 33.3   | 28.0   | 27.0   | 26.3   |\n\n*Report the highest prevalence of urge-UI  \n# Common Risk Factors for OAB\n\n·Most common cause is idiopathic  \n·Diseases that affect the brain or spinal cord  \n·Central nervous system disorders  \n·Older age(risk increases with age)  \n·Senile or presenile dementias  \n●Alzheimer's disease  \n·Cognitive dysfunction  \n# Health Burden of OAB\n\n·Decreased QoL-Socialization-Physical activity-Weight gain-Self-esteem-Sexuality-Sleep  \n●Economics","cbCaieKRzNYjg6xk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieKRzNYjg6xk","pdf",2976847,1,53,"English","en",105,"# Disclosures\n# Learning Objectives\n# Defining Overactive Bladder (OAB)\n## OAB definition and urgency\n## OAB prevalence and bothersome symptoms\n# Common Risk Factors for OAB\n# Health Burden of OAB","[{\"question\":\"How is overactive bladder (OAB) defined in these slides?\",\"answer\":\"OAB is defined by urinary urgency, usually accompanied by frequency and nocturia, with or without urgency urinary incontinence, in the absence of urinary tract infection or other obvious pathology.\"},{\"question\":\"What learning objectives guide the session on OAB treatment?\",\"answer\":\"The slides focus on screening strategies, communication with older patients about OAB symptoms, integrating patient preferences into treatment, and comparing risks and benefits across OAB treatment options.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the session highlight about the prevalence and impact of OAB?\",\"answer\":\"OAB affects a substantial portion of adults, with EpiLUTS data showing notable rates of bothersome symptoms. 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