Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) in women represents a significant clinical challenge, often undermining quality of life and daily functioning. While midurethral slings currently constitute the ...

Faecal incontinence is caused by a variety of conditions that can affect either the anatomy or function of the anal sphincter. These conditions include perineal injury during childbirth, neurological ...

The causes of faecal incontinence are diverse. Existing treatment options include medical therapy, biofeedback techniques and surgery in selected patients. Surgical treatments include sphincter repair ...

Most men with post-procedural stress urinary incontinence in a prospective study achieved at least halving of pad use within 12 months. Many men with stress urinary incontinence achieve continence ...