Pelvic Floor Re-education: Principles and Practice
From the reviews of the second edition:'...the book is a good refresher for those currently working in the field of female continence and pelvic floor rehabilitation...the book gives a concise overview of anatomy, diagnosis and treatments with an emphasis on pelvic floor muscle retraining and alternatives if conservative treatment does not produce the desired outcomes...'Eileen Lavis, Physiotherapist Private Practice Lake Macquarie, 2008 National Continence Scholarship Winner"This is the second edition … edited by a respected group of specialists in gynaecology, urogynaecology and gerontology. … the book is appropriate for a wide range of clinicians including doctors, physiotherapists, nurses and practitioners who care for women with pelvic floor dysfunction. … The book provides current, evidence-based research for each section, with extensive references for those wishing to read further. … the book is a good refresher for those currently working in the field of female continence and pelvic floor rehabilitation." (Eileen Lavis, Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal, Vol. 15 (3), 2009)"This update of a 1994 book comprehensively covers the anatomy, clinical examination, classification, and treatment approaches to pelvic floor function and dysfunction. … This resource will benefit those in many disciplines who provide care for individuals with pelvic floor dysfunction. It would make an excellent educational tool for residency and fellowship training programs … . I would recommend this book to anyone who desires to develop a discipline-specific clinical specialty in pelvic floor dysfunction. … an excellent resource for the many disciplines in this field." (Theresa M Spitznagle, Doody’s Review Service, November, 2009)