Urogynecology: The Kings Approach Book

	Contributors
	Preface
1	Epidemiology and classification of urinary incontinence	3
2	Embryology and anatomy	27
3	The neurology of the lower urinary tract: innervation, neuropharmacology and neurophysiology	41
4	The principles of urodynamics	55
5	Setting up a urodynamic clinic	61
6	History and examination	85
7	Frequency/volume charts	101
8	Uroflowmetry	109
9	Cystometry	117
10	Pad weighing test	135
11	Urethral pressure profilometry	141
12	Cystourethroscopy	153
13	Electromyography and urethral electric conductance	159
14	Radiology of the lower urinary tract	175
15	Ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging of the lower urinary tract	187
16	Ambulatory urodynamics	205
17	Computerization	221
18	Genuine stress incontinence	229
19	Detrusor instability and hyperreflexia	287
20	Voiding difficulties and retention	307
21	Prolapse	321
22	Urinary tract infection	351
23	Frequency, urgency and painful bladder syndromes	359
24	Urethral problems	377
25	Cogenital abnormalities	387
26	Nocturnal enuresis	393
27	Genito-Urinary fistulae	401
28	The urinary tract in pregnancy	417
29	Lower urinary tract dysfunction and the menopause	443
30	The elderly	461
31	Neurological disorders	481
32	Sex and the bladder	503
33	Psychiatric aspects of urinary incontinence	513
34	Urinary tract involvement by benign and malignant gynecological disease	529
35	Surgery of the female bladder (lower urinary tract)	553
36	Urinary diversion in the female patient	561
37	Physiotherapy	583
38	Behavioral therapy	595
39	Electrical therapy	603
40	Acupuncture and the bladder	613
41	The role of the nurse in urodynamics	627
42	The role of the Continence Advisor	633
43	Catheters and collecting systems	643
44	Pads and pants	653
45	Aids and appliances	663
46	Quality of life	673
	Appendices	689
	Index	733