Incontinencia urinaria femenina

The book "Female Urinary Incontinence" offers a comprehensive analysis of the application of anticholinergic treatments for female urinary incontinence. It examines the effectiveness of these therapies and highlights the urodynamic factors that may lead to potential resistance to treatment. The author, Cristina Naranjo Ortiz, presents clinical data demonstrating therapeutic effectiveness in 39.6% of cases. A central concern of the book is the necessity of conducting a urodynamic examination before initiating anticholinergic therapy. This examination is crucial for identifying unfavorable prognostic factors such as stress incontinence and obstructive lower urinary tract conditions. This approach aims to optimize the therapeutic efficiency of anticholinergic treatment and provide patients with targeted and effective therapy.