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urethral bulking agent

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urethral bulking agent
Urogynecology An injectable hydrogel composed of a biocompatible recombinant protein polymer used to bulk tissue about the intrinsic sphincter to provide complete closure and urinary control for ♀ with incontinence due to intrinsic sphincter deficiency. See Urinary incontinence.
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