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Intravaginal pressure generated during voluntary pelvic floor muscle contractions and during coughing: The effect of age and continence status
Neurourology and Urodynamics, 07/23/09
Madill SJ et al. – PFM weakness may not be an important factor in the pathophysiology of SUI. Women with SUI may intuitively use their PFMs to compensate for urethral sphincter or fascial deficits. The IVP generated during coughing and the speed at which peak IVP is attained are, however, substantially reduced with increasing age, which might affect continence in older women.
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