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National Collaborating Centre for Women's and Children's Health (UK). Urinary Incontinence in Women: The Management of Urinary Incontinence in Women. London: Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (UK); 2013 Sep. (NICE Clinical Guidelines, No. 171.)

  • This guideline was partially updated in April 2019. The sections that are no longer current are marked as 'Updated 2019' and grey shaded in the PDF.

This guideline was partially updated in April 2019. The sections that are no longer current are marked as 'Updated 2019' and grey shaded in the PDF.

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Urinary Incontinence in Women: The Management of Urinary Incontinence in Women.

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Appendix FSummary of identified studies

QuestionClassificationCount
Percutaneous PTNS versus drugs
Number of papers identified589
Number of papers excluded0
Number of papers included1
What is the effectiveness of Botulinum toxin A (200U) when compared to Botulinum toxin A (100U)
Number of papers identified785
Number of papers excluded21
Number of papers included4
What is the effectiveness of Botulinum toxin A (200U) when compared to Botulinum toxin A (100U)
Number of papers identified784
Number of papers excluded21
Number of papers included2
HEALTH ECONOMIC GLOBAL SEARCH (RESULTS OF DECEMBER RERUN SEARCH)
Number of papers identified384
Number of papers weeded out371
Number of papers received*15
Number of papers excluded4
Number of papers included1
In women with OAB, what is the comparative effectiveness of pharmacological interventions?
Number of papers identified1325
Number of papers excluded80
Number of papers included48
Percutaneous PTNS vs NAT for OAB
Number of papers identified590
Number of papers excluded18
Number of papers included3
Neuromodulation. HEALTH ECONOMICS
Number of papers identified102
Number of papers weeded out74
Number of papers received*6
Number of papers excluded1
Number of papers included3
Transcutaneoous PTNS for OAB
Number of papers identified589
Number of papers excluded9
Number of papers included2
What is the comparative effectiveness of surgical approaches for mid-urethral procedures in women undergoing their primary surgical tape procedure? HEALTH ECONOMICS
Number of papers identified142
Number of papers weeded out134
Number of papers received*6
Number of papers excluded7
Number of papers included1
Sacral nerve stimulation vs NAT for OAB
Number of papers identified736
Number of papers excluded10
Number of papers included0
What is the comparative effectiveness of interventions for women with failure of the primary tape procedure? HEALTH ECONOMIC
Number of papers identified127
Number of papers weeded out50
Number of papers received*0
Number of papers excluded0
Number of papers included0
SNS vs PTNS for OAB
Number of papers identified429
Number of papers excluded0
Number of papers included0
What is the effectiveness of Botulinum toxin A (200U) when compared to placebo
Number of papers identified784
Number of papers excluded21
Number of papers included5
What is the comparative effectiveness of surgical approaches for mid-urethral procedures in women undergoing their primary surgical tape procedure?
Number of papers identified2584
Number of papers excluded61
Number of papers included38
What is the long-term effectiveness of surgical approaches for mid-urethral procedures in women undergoing their primary surgical tape procedure?
Number of papers identified2580
Number of papers excluded78
Number of papers included20
What is the comparative effectiveness of interventions for women with failure of the primary tape procedure?
Number of papers identified2521
Number of papers excluded19
Number of papers included15
What patient characteristics are predictors of primary tape failure
Number of papers identified2522
Number of papers excluded26
Number of papers included6
Drugs for OAB - Health Economics
Number of papers identified109
Number of papers weeded out0
Number of papers received*0
Number of papers excluded0
Number of papers included5
Drugs vs Neuro vs BoNT-A for OAB caused by DOA. HEALTH ECONOMICS
Number of papers identified55
Number of papers weeded out45
Number of papers received*7
Number of papers excluded1
Number of papers included2
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