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See Latest ArticlesSt. Marks incontinence score for assessment of anal incontinence following obstetric anal sphincter injuries (OASIS)
International Urogynecology Journal, 12/16/08
Roos AM et al. - When comparing SMIS subgroups, mean QoL domain scores were higher with increasing SMIS. This shows that the objective assessment of severity of anal incontinence, using the SMIS, correlates to its impact on QoL in a relatively young population with low severity of symptoms and can, therefore, be used in women who sustain OASIS.
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