Conquy S
Clinique urologique, Hôpital Cochin, Paris.
J Urol (Paris). 1991;97(7-8):327-31.
Today's treatment of female urinary incontinence is not merely surgical. Provided the indications are clearly established (stress incontinence due to sphincter hypotonia, bladder instability and overflow urination in some cases, sensitive frequency) and the therapist properly trained, vesicosphincteral physiotherapy represents an alternative or a complement to the other therapies. The various aspects of this rehabilitation (manual techniques, electrostimulation, biofeedback) are reported here.