Incontience of urine duration after a radical prostateсtomy and efficiency of training of muscles pelvic floor under control of biofeedback
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.37727Keywords:
radical prostatectomy, urine incontience, biofeedbackAbstract
Aim. To compare urine incontience duration after a prostaektomy and efficiency of training of muscles of a pelvic floor.
Methods. We applied training of muscles of a pelvic floor under control of biofeedback at 142 patients. Up to 2 months after operation 78 patients had an urine incontience. 64 patients had an urine incontience more than 2 months .
Resuult. Terms of restoration of continence of urine after training of muscles of a pelvic floor in groups had no significant distinctions (p=0,371)
Conclusions. Training of muscles of a pelvic floor under control of biofeedback allows to activate functional ways of continence of urine.
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