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1 yet begun toilet-training, and two (14%) are incontinent.
2  randomised trials in men in the UK who were incontinent 6 weeks after radical prostatectomy (trial 1
3 onservative physical therapy for men who are incontinent after prostate surgery is unlikely to be eff
4 wing radical prostatectomy, 8.4% of men were incontinent and 59.9% were impotent.
5 ophic stroke that leaves a person bedridden, incontinent and requiring constant nursing care.
6  for patients with CDI who were not severely incontinent and who used dedicated toilets.
7                          beta1-cKO mice were incontinent, as judged by random urine leakage on filter
8                                              Incontinent diversions continue to be best for a small g
9  the ST did not affect the overall number of incontinent episodes (P = 0.078).
10 me was percentage reduction in the number of incontinent episodes as documented in bladder diaries.
11                                              Incontinent episodes decreased from a mean of 9.4 per we
12 in group 2 showed a 50% or more reduction in incontinent episodes during the trial phase.
13 ost of which aim to reduce the occurrence of incontinent episodes or to limit the effects of the diso
14 c success, defined as > or =50% reduction of incontinent episodes per week at 12 months compared with
15 ility to defer defecation, and the number of incontinent episodes per week improved from 18 +/- 1.0 t
16 in the most consistent reductions in urinary incontinent episodes used 2 or more channels of physiolo
17                         He eventually became incontinent of urine and stool.
18          Patients were excluded if they were incontinent or impotent preoperatively, or if they had r
19 ents improve bladder control by changing the incontinent patient's behavior, especially his or her vo
20  make every effort to communicate fully with incontinent patients and to help restore their self-este
21  and anal manometry results were improved in incontinent patients and were not jeopardized in contine
22 y cases greatly impairs quality of life, but incontinent patients should not accept their debility as
23 tion is an especially suitable technique for incontinent patients with recurrent fistulas.
24 rease URS tone preventing urinary leakage in incontinent patients, whether or how NA affects URS moto
25 ation indices (DIs) between passive and urge incontinent patients.
26 t 12 months and 13.8% (43% of those who were incontinent) reported at least weekly episodes.