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=== History and Physical Exam === * '''<span style="color:#ff0000">History</span>''' **'''<span style="color:#ff0000">Characterize incontinence</span>''' ***'''<span style="color:#ff0000">Type of incontinence</span>''' ****Treatment for SUI (caused by sphincteric insufficiency) vs. urgency incontinence (caused by bladder dysfunction) are different. *****'''In cases of mixed incontinence, determine which component is more prevalent and bothersome''' (stress or activity related versus urgency related) ****** Increases in abdominal pressure such as that caused by straining, walking, cough, and exercise are suggestive of SUI ******The sudden compelling desire to void that is difficult to defer and results in leakage indicates urgency incontinence. ******Presence of incontinence while asleep as well as nocturia are also important to note, because this may indicate urgency urinary incontinence or severe SUI. ****'''Differentiation between stress and urge UI can be aided by the voiding diary and pad test''' ***'''Progression or resolution of incontinence over time, exacerbating factors''' *** '''<span style="color:#ff0000">Severity of incontinence</span>''' (i.e. volume lost over time) ****'''Can be determined by history, or more objectively, by pad testing''' **** In the case of sphincteric insufficiency, some treatments (e.g., male slings), clearly have inferior results in severe incontinence. ***'''<span style="color:#ff0000">Degree of bother</span>''' ** Previous surgical procedures ** Symptoms of neurologic disease * '''Physical exam''' ** '''Abdomen, back, genitalia, perineum, rectum, and neurologic system''' ** '''Scrotal exam''' ***May detect pathologic processes that can influence pump placement such as hydrocele, hernias, and scrotal masses. ****If inguinal hernia identified and contralateral pressure-regulating balloon (PRB) placement is not possible, concomitant hernia repair is advisable. ** '''Previous surgical incisions should be noted when planning AUS pressure-reservoir balloon placement'''
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