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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

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AUA 2014 - Urologic Pelvic Pain Meets Late Night TV


Review by ICA web site  - "Drs. Jeannette M. Potts, Rhonda Kotarinos, and Christopher K. Payne presented this entertaining course in which they gave many useful recommendations for treating urologic pelvic pain. Their findings show that wholly two-thirds of IC patients have pelvic floor dysfunction that can be treated with physical therapy. They also found that the ability of the pelvic floor to lengthen is critical to pelvic health and therefore Kegal exercises may not be appropriate for someone with urgency and frequency. Dr. Payne encouraged healthcare providers to be positive and if they can’t offer a patient hope, to refer them to someone who can. Additionally, and perhaps most importantly, the presenters told the attendees that the best continuing medical education can be obtained by listening to their patients."

ICA book and media reference list -  is backed with information for professionals and patients  including a new video from Amy Stein

http://www.ichelp.org/ICReadingList

New Guidelines for evaluation


Committee Opinion No. 603: Evaluation of Uncomplicated Stress Urinary Incontinence in Women Before Surgical Treatment

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