Incontinence
Findings in Incontinence Reported from A. Kuhn and Co-Researchers
Published in Women's Health Weekly, June 16th, 2011
2011 JUN 16 -- According to recent research from Bern, Switzerland, "Measurement of bladder wall thickness (BWT) using transvaginal ultrasound has previously been shown to discriminate between women with confirmed detrusor overactivity and those with urodynamic stress incontinence. of the current study was to determine if vaginally measured BWT correlates with urodynamic diagnoses in a female population."
"Between December 2008 and February 2010, adult female consecutive patients undergoing urogynaecologic investigation for lower urinary symptoms were approached to participate in this study. Ethical consent for the current study was obtained. underwent...
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