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Best first treatment option for men with overactive bladder
In this blog I will discuss a well-designed randomized controlled trial. The objective of the trial was to see whether combining behavioural therapy with drug therapy had a better result than behavioural or drug therapy alone in men with overactive bladder symptoms....
Are sacroiliac joint mobility tests reliable?
In daily practice sacroiliac joint pain is a common complaint. There are two types of tests to either 1. provoke pain or 2. test dysfunction/mobility of the sacroiliac joint. Up until today there is no consensus whether there is actually sacroiliac joint movement....
Rectal sensation in poststroke constipation
Constipation is very common among stroke patients. Although it can affect for instance quality of life negatively it is often a forgotten subject. We know that the colon transit time is longer in poststroke patients with constipation. But we don’t know if rectal...
Incontinence post-prostatectomy | positive effect of intensive trainings program!
Recently, I discussed very interesting research which showed that continent men post-prostatectomy had an equal or even better pelvic floor function than healthy continent men. The question that rises with this knowledge is; are our training programs adequate to reach...
Lifelong vaginismus | fantastic results with exposure therapy
Exposure therapy for women with lifelong vaginismus has the aim to overcome fear of vaginal penetration not only for the penis but also for fingers and tampons. The results are amazing with a success rate of 90% within two weeks. This blog is based on an interview...
POST-PROSTATECTOMY | pelvic floor muscle contraction of (in)continent men
Continent men post prostatectomy can contract their pelvic floor muscle as good or possibly even better than healthy controls. More interesting outcomes and clinical implications will be discussed in this blog.
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