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PARANINFO DIGITAL 2015;22:249

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Estimulación eléctrica transvaginal como tratamiento de la incontinencia urinaria postparto y síndrome de vejiga hiperactiva
Lorena Corcuera Ortiz de Guzmán, Patricia Gilart Cantizano, Rocío Palomo Gómez, Juana María Vázquez Lara, Luciano Rodríguez Díaz
Hospital Quirón Campo de Gibraltar (Cádiz), España

Rev Paraninfo digital, 2015: 22

La prevalencia de la incontinencia urinaria parece ser que aumenta durante el embarazo y disminuye después del parto, aunque la prevalencia durante el periodo postparto permanece mayor que antes del embarazo. Las estimaciones de la prevalencia de cualquier tipo de incontinencia urinaria de esfuerzo durante el embarazo varían entre 6% y 67% , y de 3% a 38% dos a tres meses después del parto. Los factores conocidos asociados con un riesgo mayor de incontinencia postparto incluyen el parto vaginal (a corto plazo); padecer incontinencia urinaria previamente; y la herencia, incluidos los factores anatómicos y fisiológicos como la anatomía pelviana y la estructura del tejido conectivo. La electroestimulación pretende inducir la contracción pasiva del esfínter uretral y de la musculatura perineal cuando se aplica una corriente eléctrica [seguir leyendo].

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