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A reassessment of bladder training in detrusor dysfunction in the female.

Summary— The aetiology of detrusor instability and its relationship to subjective symptomatic cure is discussed. Out-patient bladder training without the use of drug therapy in 90 patients with frequency/urgency and/or urge incontinence is illustrated and the results are analysed. In resistant cases the value of periodic provocative cystometry is emphasised.