What is the Optimal Anti-Incontinence Procedure in Women with Advanced Prolapse and ‘Potential’ Stress Incontinence? M. M. Karram Editorial Pages: 1 - 2
The Influence of Bladder Volume on the Position and Mobility of the Urethrovesical Junction H. P. DietzP. D. Wilson Original Article Pages: 3 - 6
Treatment of Female Urinary Incontinence with EMG-Controlled Biofeedback Home Training A. HirschG. WeirauchT. Dimpfl Original Article Pages: 7 - 10
Relationship Between Surgically Induced Neuropathy and Outcome of Pelvic Organ Prolapse Surgery J. A. WelgossV. Y. VogtJ. T. Benson Original Article Pages: 11 - 14
Suture Injury to the Urinary Tract in Urethral Suspension Procedures for Stress Incontinence P. L. DwyerM. P. CareyA. Rosamilia Original Article Pages: 15 - 21
Dietary Caffeine, Fluid Intake and Urinary Incontinence in Older Rural Women B. U. TomlinsonM. C. DoughertyS. M. Pickens Original Article Pages: 22 - 28
An Anatomical Classification – a New Paradigm for Management of Urinary Dysfunction in the Female P. E. Papa PetrosU. Ulmsten Current Opinion Pages: 29 - 35
A Unique Cause of Unconscious Urinary Incontinence J. BellinaR. KellyB. Sartin Case Report Pages: 36 - 38
Metastatic Breast Cancer Diagnosed During a Work-up for Urinary Incontinence: A Case Report G. EliaS. StewartS. Mehdi Case Report Pages: 39 - 42
