Abstract:The worldwide prevalence of female urinary incontinence (UI) is reported at 55%, and about 27% of UIs are severe. The complications in cases of severe UI treated surgically and the ineffective or incomplete results of prolonged treatments with thermal energies motivated us to develop an innovative treatment. Our hypothesis was based on correcting the descent and/or urethral hypermotility and repositioning the descended bladder urethral junction. We have designed a system for the development of a dense and resi… Show more
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