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Purpose : The purpose of this study is to evaluate the efficacy of biofeedback 1
treatment and functional electrical stimulation in stress incontinence patients as a
physiotherapy and to know which factors affect on the outcome.
Materials and Methods : A group of 65 patients with stress incontinence were treated
with combined alternating biofeedback and intravaginal electrical stimulation during 12
sessions, each 21 minutes in length, during 6 weeks. All patients had type ¥° or ¥±
stress incontinence.
Results : At immediate post treatment, subjective cure(complete dryness) rate was
15% and improvement(recovery to avoid other forms of treatment) rate was 60% and
failure rate was 25%. Thus, the overall success rate for this treatment was 75%. In 49
patients who had all scheduled sessions and good compliance, subjective cure rate was
14% and improvement rate was 71%, but in 16 patients not to have good compliance,
cure rate was 19%, improvement rate was 25%. In compliant patients, the result of 3
months after treatment showed cure rate was 11%, improvement rate was 54%.
Compliance with reatment was the most significant parameter predictive of a good
outcome(p<0.01) and the degree of stress incontinence was also significant in compliant
patients(p<0.05). No clinical correlation with outcome was found in age, type, severity of
cystocele, pelvic muscle strength, initial degree of vaginal contraction. Intravaginal
pressure increased by an average of 10cmH20. Increased vaginal pressure
was found in 93% of the patients and at least 50%improvement was 61%. Urge
incontinence and urgency were present in 10(15%) and 19(29%) of the patients and
improvement including cure was found 90% in urge incontinence and 89% in urgency.
Conclusions : Biofeedback treatment and functional electrical stimulation is more
effective for the patients who have good compliance, low degree stress incontinence and
combined bladder irritation symptoms. In order to attain and maintain good results, a
well structured biofeedback and functional electrical stimulation program that teaches
specific muscle exercise should be used and the patients should be followed by a
maintenance program and reinforcement. (Korean J Urol 1998; 39: 670¡­83)

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Stress urinary incontinence; Biofeedback; Functional electrical stimulation;

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