280 likes | 608 Vues
Evidence Based Management and Treatment of Urinary incontinence Stress Urinary Incontinence. DR m. EMAMI. Case Study #1. A 51-year old otherwise healthy woman presents to your clinic with complaints of feeling the urge to void. She manages not to void before entering the house ,
E N D
Evidence Based Management and Treatment of Urinary incontinence Stress Urinary Incontinence DR m. EMAMI
Case Study #1 • A 51-year old otherwise healthy woman presents to your clinic with complaints of feeling the urge to void. She manages not to void before entering the house, • Also she has urinary leakage with strong cough or laughing • Vaginal Exam : Mild cystocele and rectocele with urethral hypermobility • BMI=25 • U/A: N • ICIQ-UI SF Score:5 • PVR:10 cc
treatmemt What are reasonable expectations for pharmacological therapy? What is a reasonable treatment plan? TOT TVT PFMT Colporraphy
treatment First-line treatment for stress incontinence includes pelvic floor exercises with 30 to 50 daily contractions (Level 1 – And grade of recommendation A) A reduction of 5 to 10% in the baseline weight resulted in an approximately 50% reduction in the frequency of incontinence.
Case#2 Severe Cystocele • 47 years old • Mild stress incontinence • Pelvis heaviness and gr 4 cystocele cause angulations of urethrovesical angle in this lady • Patient always uses manual reduction of bladder to void • Large residual urine and low flow rate
What is the next option? TVT Traditional Reduction Mesh surgery TOT with Colporraphy
Case#3 A 50 years old lady with moderate mixed incontinence and failer to emptying History of colporraphy a year ago Typ II urgency Detrusoroveractivity after 200 cc volum Flow rate 16 ml/s and detrusor pressure at peak flow :10 with interrupted pattern Biofeedback and PFMT, anticholinergicfailed
Videourodynamic results after colporraphy and kelly procedure
Your plan • TVT • TOT • BURCH • BOTOX injection • Or?????????