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- Diane Newman delivers an all-encompassing presentation on lifestyle modifications for managing urinary incontinence and regaining bladder control. Dr. Newman advises on numerous aspects, including good toileting practices, regulation of fluid intake, nocturnal routines, and the elimination of common bladder irritants from the diet. She underlines the negative effects of frequent urination, caffein...
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- In this presentation, Diane Newman emphasizes the importance of the pelvic floor muscles in urinary control, how to strengthen these muscles, and the positive effects of doing so. She clarifies that these are internal muscles located in the pelvic floor, and it is crucial for patients to isolate and exercise these muscles properly. She explains that Pelvic floor training aims to improve urinary sp...
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- In this presentation, Diane Newman discusses pelvic floor muscle exercises to improve lower urinary tract symptoms, such as storage, voiding, and post-micturition. She underscores the wide applicability of these exercises for diverse patient needs, emphasizing the importance of understanding their use. Biographies: Diane K. Newman , DNP, ANP-BC, BCB-PMD, FAAN, Adjunct Professor of Urology in Surge...
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- Diane Newman shares her extensive knowledge about biofeedback-assisted pelvic floor muscle training. She traces her introduction to biofeedback in the late 1980s, and its subsequent use in managing urinary and fecal incontinence, detailing its evolution to the more user-friendly Prometheus Group biofeedback equipment she currently employs. Newman praises the innovative features of the equipment, s...
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- Diane Newman dialogues with Jeff Albaugh to discuss Albaugh's 30-year experience, his freely accessible guide for men with erectile dysfunction, and the significant role patient narratives and research play in making informed choices. Focusing on prostate cancer treatments, they delve into the effects on erectile function and recovery timeline. They explore different treatments, emphasizing the va...
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- Alan Wolfe disputes the old dogma that the bladder is sterile. He explains that there are bacteria that normally live in healthy bladders called the urinary microbiota or urinary microbiome and gets into much more detail in this 2019 LUGPA CME presentation. Biography: Alan J. Wolfe, PhD, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Related Content:...
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- Lisa Kane Low and Diane Newman discuss aspects relevant to midwifery expertise. Lisa reviews what the experts are doing for women to preserve the pelvic floor and the risk factors for clinical consideration. Biographies: Lisa Kane Low, Ph.D., CNM, FACNM, FAAN, Associate Professor, Associate Dean for Practice and Professional Graduate Studies, Department of Health Behavior and Biological Sciences,...
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