ICS 2000, Tampere
Poster Session
Pelvic floor/Postpartum Dysfunction

Abstract			Pelvic floor/Postpartum Dysfunction
97A			Can bladder neck mobility and urethral sphincter volume be used to predict pudendal nerve damage? P Toozs-Hobson, D Robindon, L Cardozo, J Bidmead, K Anders
97B			Do bladder neck mobility, urethral sphincter volume, and levator hiatus correlate in late pregnancy? P Toozs-Hobson, J Bidmean, L Cardozo, D Robinson, V Khullar
98			Postpartum stress incontinence: A genuine symptom? C Chaliha, V Khullar, A H Sultan, SLS Stanton
99			Urinary and fecal incontinence after instrumental vaginal delivery. A case-control study UM Peschers, K Jundi, Th Dimpfl, A Maier, M Englmann, A H Sultan
100			Pregnancy, childbirth and urinary incontinence: Caesarean for all? A Digesu, P Toozs-Hobson, J Bidmead, L Cardozo, D Robinson
101			A prospective observational study of the outcome following delayed primary repair of obstetric genital fistula at a fistula hospital C Murray, M Fynes, J Goh, M Carey
102			Voluntary abdominal exercise and pelvic floor muscle activity RR Sapsford, PW Hodges
103			Paraurethral connective tissue status of postmenopausal women with genital prolapse with and without genuine stress incontinence C Goepel, HD Methfessel, M Wolters, S Stoerer, H Koelbl
104			Alternations in the structural and molecular characteristics of the pelvic floor tissues in diabetes mellitus (DM) F Daneshgari, A Banerjee, FG Robertson, KL Wyne, JD McGarry