2000
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1520-6777(2000)19:1<9::aid-nau3>3.0.co;2-m
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Evaluation of a simple, non-surgical concept for management of urinary incontinence (minimal care) in an open-access, interdisciplinary incontinence clinic

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“…Five of 53 clinic studies and 10 of 28 home studies gave neither a reference for the pad test used, nor details of the test itself. In those studies where a reference was given, there were inconsistencies between the test described in the reference and that used as an outcome measure in the paper, for example using the reference for a 1-hour pad test to describe a 30-minute test [20], or a reference for a 1-hour test used to support the use of a 24-hour test [61]. Under such circumstances it is difficult to evaluate exactly how the investigators actually carried out pad tests.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Five of 53 clinic studies and 10 of 28 home studies gave neither a reference for the pad test used, nor details of the test itself. In those studies where a reference was given, there were inconsistencies between the test described in the reference and that used as an outcome measure in the paper, for example using the reference for a 1-hour pad test to describe a 30-minute test [20], or a reference for a 1-hour test used to support the use of a 24-hour test [61]. Under such circumstances it is difficult to evaluate exactly how the investigators actually carried out pad tests.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on a diagnosis with an acceptable level of accuracy, most women with urinary incontinence should be offered conservative, non-surgical treatment in general practice. Some authors have reported that this can be done successfully at a minimal level of care, and with a limited consumption of resources (6,16,21,22). Possible therapeutic options in general practice are -information and lifestyle advice only, no specific therapeutic action -pelvic floor exercises -bladder training -drugs -electrical stimulation -pads and other supportive devices.…”
Section: Treatment In General Practicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some women are only in need for information about their symptoms and the natural history of UI, and feel reassured with this (22). Most individuals with slight symptoms and no or slight bother do not need any follow up and should rather be asked to come back to their GP if the symp-toms change or aggravate.…”
Section: Information and Lifestyle Advice Only No Specific Therapeutmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A história clínica e o exame físico completo são fundamentais na avaliação desses casos. Pacientes com imperiosidade miccional, urge-incontinência, enurese noturna ou que foram submetidas a tratamento cirúrgico prévio devem ter sua avaliação complementada com estudo urodinâmico 3,4 . A importância do estudo urodinâmico nestas pacientes está em orientar o diagnóstico, auxiliar na escolha da forma de tratamento e fornecer informações complementares para o seguimento pós-cirúrgico [5][6][7][8][9] .…”
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