ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE

Abstract

A review of modern publications shows that stress urinary incontinence remains an urgent interdisciplinary problem. The introduction of standardized questionnaires and unified diagnostic algorithms will improve the quality of care for women with incontinence. Current research supports the effectiveness of a combination of non-drug and surgical approaches. It is advisable to consider conservative methods as the first line of therapy. Mid-urethral slings provide long-term clinical benefit with minimal complication rates. At the same time, attention to psycho-emotional and social aspects, quality of life and microbiological changes opens up new perspectives for a personalized approach in treatment.