It is becoming increasingly recognized that the associated morbidity and costs associated with urinary incontinence is placing a greater and greater burden on patients, their caregivers, and third-party payers. These patients often become social outcasts and withdraw from society, which only adds to their personal burden. Newer and more effective treatment modalities are evolving that are of value in managing this common disorder, and these successes have been associated with improved outcomes, often at reduced costs.

Advances in Surgery for Incontinence

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