Glavind K
Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Aalborg Sygehus, Denmark.
Int Urogynecol J Pelvic Floor Dysfunct. 1997;8(6):351-3. doi: 10.1007/BF02765595.
A newly marketed vaginal sponge intended to support the urethra was tested during aerobic exercise in a group of 6 women suffering from stress urinary incontinence. The patients performed half an hour of aerobic exercises on 2 consecutive days, with and without the vaginal sponge. A pad was worn during exercise and weighed before and after. Without the vaginal sponge the patients had a mean loss of 7 g (range 2-18 g) during exercise. With the vaginal sponge in situ there was no leakage. The sponge can be recommended for use during sports in patients with mild to moderate incontinence.
一种旨在支撑尿道的新型上市阴道海绵在一组6名压力性尿失禁女性进行有氧运动期间进行了测试。患者连续两天进行半小时有氧运动，一次使用阴道海绵，一次不使用。运动期间佩戴护垫，并在运动前后称重。不使用阴道海绵时，患者在运动期间平均流失7克（范围为2 - 18克）。阴道海绵在位时无渗漏。对于轻度至中度尿失禁患者，推荐在运动时使用该海绵。
