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EFFICACY OF AN ASSISTED LOW‐INTENSITY PROGRAMME OF PERIOPERATIVE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING IN IMPROVING THE RECOVERY OF CONTINENCE AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL

Tienforti et al . report results of their well-designed trial demonstrating that preoperative pelvic fl oor muscle training (PFMT) produced clinically and statistically signifi cant differences on validated outcome instruments (ICIQ-UI, UCLA-PCI, and ICIQ-OAB), as well as traditional measures (incontinence episodes on diary and pad counts). This trial adds to a considerable body of evidence ( Table 1 [ 1 – 5 ] ) that peri-operative PFMT for all men undergoing radical prostatectomy improves continence outcomes.