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instability
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instability
1. tendency to variable or unpredictable behaviour
2. Physics a fast growing disturbance or wave in a plasma

instability [‚in·stə′bil·əd·ē]
(control systems)
A condition of a control system in which excessive positive feedback causes persistent, unwanted oscillations in the output of the system.
(physics)
A property of the steady state of a system such that certain disturbances or perturbations introduced into the steady state will increase in magnitude, the maximum perturbation amplitude always remaining larger than the initial amplitude.


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Exclusion on the basis of urodynamic findings occurred if a woman demonstrated detrusor instability or an abdominal leak point pressure of less than 60 cm of [H.
Some women will have cough induced detrusor instability and will initiate voiding after the cough; this is not a positive cough stress test.
Urge incontinence due to refractory detrusor instability is treated with augmentation cystoplasty or bladder denervation procedures.
 
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