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A diagnostic conundrum: Is it a periurethral diverticulum/cyst or a bulking agent (Bulkamid)?

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By Oluwaseun Akinjise-ferdinand, Rachel Hubbard, Nadir I. Osman, Christopher R. Chapple
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract Introduction Urethral bulking agents are commonly used to manage female stress urinary incontinence (SUI) as they have been suggested to be safe, efficacious, and a minimally invasive surgical option. Bulkamid is a newer bulking agent that has been introduced and promoted in the market for use. It is non-particulate in nature with high tissue biocompatibility, and consequently, it is difficult to differentiate between Bulkamid and a periurethral cyst on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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OU School of Dance to feature original student dance works in ‘Young Choreographers’ Showcase’ Original

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By Rachel Hubbard
| OU Daily Verified
OU School of Dance will present its first event of 2022 with a showcase of students’ original dance works on Jan. 27-30. The ‘Young Choreographers’ Showcase’ is a collaboration among OU choreographers, dancers and lighting designers, featuring 12 dance pieces choreographed by OU School of Dance students. The showcase allows artists full control of the creative and production process, from creating concepts and selecting dancers to working with student lighting designers from the School of Drama.
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Sam Noble Museum hosts ‘Beautiful Beasts’ exhibit, macrophotography workshops

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By Rachel Hubbard
| OU Daily Verified
The Sam Noble Museum will host an exhibit that provides an up-close look on local insects and spiders through macrophotography. The exhibit, titled “Beautiful Beasts: The Unseen Life of Spiders and Insects,” opened on Sept. 25 and closes Jan. 30. The exhibit is free to OU students with their student IDs, and will be open to the public and museum-goers. The exhibit features the work of Oklahoma photographer Thomas Shahan, whose photos have appeared in National Geographic and Smithsonian Magazine.
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