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Rapid developments in innovative urinary incontinence devices and increase in urological disorders among the geriatric population drive the growth of the global urinary incontinence devices market.

Rise in prevalence of disorders cases such as kidney stones, urinary incontinence, and kidney transplants drives the market growth.

Urology is the specialization in the field of medical science which is concerned with the conditions of female and male urinary system and male reproductive organs. Such of the conditions include urinary tract infections like kidneys stones, the adrenal glands infections, and symptoms in urethra, problems in the uterus, testes, vas deferens, epididymis, penis, prostate and seminal vesicles.

Video telemedicine uses technology primarily computers, video, messaging, and phone by medical professionals to diagnose and treat patients in remote locations. Video telemedicine or telemedicine involves the use of electronic communications and software for management of chronic conditions. Increasing prevalence of hospital-acquired infection and increasing incidences of white coat syndrome is expected to drive growth of the global video telemedicine market during the forecast period. According to the Indian Journal Medical Research (IJMR), in 2017, surgical-site infections (SSIs) were the most common HAI with prevalence of 23.94% followed by hospital-acquired pneumonia with 18.31%, catheter-related blood stream infection (16.9%), and urinary tract infections (16.9%) in India. Such high prevalence has led to increase in demand for video telemedicine globally. Video telemedicine offers numerous advantages such as less time in waiting room, no transportation time and cost, and fewer chances of catching a new illness. Read more @ https://coherentmarketinsights-blog.blogspot.com/2021/02/video-telemedicine-market-is-witnessing.html

mbriae are responsible for bacterial pathogenicity and biofilm production, which are important virulence factors in uropathogenic Escherichia coli strains. Many articles are published on FimH, but each examined a specific aspect of this protein. The current review study aimed at focusing on structure and conformational changes and describing efforts to use this protein in novel potential treatments for urinary tract infections, typing methods, and expression systems. The current study was the first review that briefly and effectively examined issues related to FimH adhesin.