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Forschungsarbeiten, die in internationalen peer-reviewed Fachzeitschriften publiziert sind:

Does an early postpartum pessary treatment lead to remission of pelvic organ prolapse after vaginal birth? A pilot study

Baessler K, Heihoff-Klose A, Boelke S, Stupin J, Junginger B

Int Urogynecol J - Poster Präsentation

44. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association und American Urogynecological Society (AUGS), Nashville (USA), 2019

Female Pelvic Medicine & Reconstructive Surgery - The official Journal of the American Urogynecological Society, Vol 25, Issue 5S, S302

Comparison of a bladder neck effective pelvic floor rehabilitation program with EMG-Biofeedback augmented pelvic floor muscle training: a randomized controlled trial

Junginger B, Metz M, Baessler K

Int Urogynecol J - Poster Präsentation

43. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Wien (Österreich), 2018

How should women breathe during lifting? Influence of breathing variations on bladder neck and pelvic floor postition in healthy and incontinent women.

Junginger B, von Piekartz H, de Jong J, Baessler K

Int Urogynecol J 2016, Suppl.

41. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Cape Town 2016

Does a pelvic floor muscle contraction elevate the uterus?

Baessler K, Junginger B

Int Urogynecol J 2016, Suppl.

41. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Cape Town 2016

Is there a difference in the pelvic floor muscle response to different abdominal wall movements during coughing and forced expiration?

de Jong J, Van Kampen M, Junginger B, Bloch K, Zwahlen M, Burkhard F B

Neurourol Urodyn 2015 Vol 34; S3, S.1052

45. Annual Meeting der International Continence Society, Montreal, Canada 2015

Pelvic-floor muscle re-education – Ultrasound in a clinical setting for specific dysfunction evaluation and as a biofeedback tool.

Junginger B, Neurourol Urodynam 2014 Suppl. (Video-presentation)

44. Annual Meeting der International Continence Society, Rio de Janeiro 2014

Comparison of a bladder neck effective pelvic floor rehabilitation program and EMG-biofeedback augmented pelvic floor muscle training: a randomized controlled trial.

Junginger B, Metz M, Baessler K

Int Urogynecol J 2014 July, Vol 25; Suppl 1, S183

39. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Washington 2014

Is BMI associated with increased intraabdominal pressure and lower bladder neck position and greater genital hiatus on ultrasound?

Int Urogynecol J 2014 July, Vol 25; Suppl 1, S135

Baessler K; Ruehl M; Junginger B

39. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Washington 2014

Submaximal PFM contractions support the bladder neck and can be maintained longer than maximal PFM contractions in healthy and incontinent women.

Junginger B, Vollhaber H, Baessler K

Int Urogynecol J 2013 Vol 24; Suppl 1,

Neurourol Urodynam 2013, Vol 32, Issue 6, S

43. Annual Meeting der International Continence Society, Dublin 2013

Why do women leak urine? Which continence mechanism(s) fail(s)?

Baessler K, Junginger B

Int Urogynecol J 2013 Vol 24; Suppl 1, S 91

38. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Dublin 2013

Which mechanisms keep us continent? The role of pelvic floor muscles, bladder neck support and motor control.

Baessler K, Junginger B

Int Urogynecol J 2012 Vol 23; S 168

37. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Brisbane 2012

Gymnastics for urinary incontinence – destroying the myth.

Baessler K, Junginger B

Neurourol Urodyn 2010 Vol 29; 6, S.1052

Int Urogynecol J 2010 Vol 21; Suppl 1, S248

Joint Annual Meeting - 35. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association and 40. Annual Meeting der International Continence Society, Toronto 2010

The effect of maximal and submaximal pelvic floor contractions on bladder neck elevation and intraabdominal pressure.

Junginger B, Baessler K,

Int Urogynecol J 2008 Vol. 19; Suppl 1. S71

33. Annual Meeting der International Urogynecological Association, Taipei 2008

Interaction between bladder neck elevation, electromyographic activity and intra-abdominal pressure during a range of abdominal and pelvic-floor manoeuvres.

Junginger B, Baessler K, Sapsford R, Smith M, Hodges PW

6th Interdisciplinary World Congress on Low Back & Pelvic Pain,

Diagnostik and Treatment; The Balance between Research and Clinic, Barcelona 2007

Poster

Abstract

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Forschungsarbeiten, die in internationalen peer-reviewed Fachzeitschriften publiziert sind:

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Does an early postpartum pessary treatment lead to remission of pelvic organ prolapse after vaginal birth? A pilot study

Baessler K, Heihoff-Klose A, Boelke S, Stupin J, Junginger B

Comparison of a bladder neck effective pelvic floor rehabilitation program with EMG-Biofeedback augmented pelvic floor muscle training: a randomized controlled trial

Junginger B, Metz M, Baessler K

How should women breathe during lifting? Influence of breathing variations on bladder neck and pelvic floor postition in healthy and incontinent women.

Junginger B, von Piekartz H, de Jong J, Baessler K

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Does a pelvic floor muscle contraction elevate the uterus?

Baessler K, Junginger B

Is there a difference in the pelvic floor muscle response to different abdominal wall movements during coughing and forced expiration?

de Jong J, Van Kampen M, Junginger B, Bloch K, Zwahlen M, Burkhard F B

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Pelvic-floor muscle re-education – Ultrasound in a clinical setting for specific dysfunction evaluation and as a biofeedback tool.

Comparison of a bladder neck effective pelvic floor rehabilitation program and EMG-biofeedback augmented pelvic floor muscle training: a randomized controlled trial.

Is BMI associated with increased intraabdominal pressure and lower bladder neck position and greater genital hiatus on ultrasound?

Submaximal PFM contractions support the bladder neck and can be maintained longer than maximal PFM contractions in healthy and incontinent women.

Why do women leak urine? Which continence mechanism(s) fail(s)?

Which mechanisms keep us continent? The role of pelvic floor muscles, bladder neck support and motor control.

Gymnastics for urinary incontinence – destroying the myth.

The effect of maximal and submaximal pelvic floor contractions on bladder neck elevation and intraabdominal pressure.

Interaction between bladder neck elevation, electromyographic activity and intra-abdominal pressure during a range of abdominal and pelvic-floor manoeuvres.