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Abstract
SUI is one of the most common forms of LUTD. When SUI is detected and treated early, it has a better chance of being resolved without requiring surgical intervention as a last resort. The PF rehabilitation including PFMTPF EMG BFB and PF ES is considered to level A evidence as a treatment option for females with SUI.
This work aimed to study the added benefit of PF BFB to PFMT as treatment modalities for female patients suffering from SUI, the PF changes in females; clinical, urodynamic, and electrophysiological study.
Forty female patients were included in this study, divided into 2 equal groups; 1 and 2. Patients in the current study were divided randomly according to patient preference. The duration of the program was 4-6 weeks, to fulfill the total number of 12 sessions (3 sessions per week). group 2 included 20 patients who received HE, standardized PFMT program as well as EMG BFB to PF muscles combined with functional PF ES to the EUS, 3 times per week (12 sessions). group 1 included 20 patients who received HE and standardized PFMT home program with PF ES (pelvic transvaginal faradic stimulation), 3 times per week (12 sessions).
The mean age of the studied patients in group 2 was 43.32 ± 8.71years and in group 1 was 41.0 ± 8.1years, with no statistically significant difference between the 2 groups
(p= 0.727). Multiparity was the most frequent risk factor in group 1 (95%) and group 2 (100 %). Obesity (including obese and morbid obese graded by BMI was the second most frequent risk factor, among group 2 (40%) and group 1 (60 %). chronic constipation was another frequent risk factor and found in 60 % of group 2 patients and 40 % of group 1 patients.