Urinary incontinence is a disorder affecting men and women of all ages, even if it usually worsens with age.

Its social and personal impact remains enormous since it is associated with an overall worsening of the quality of social, work and family life.

It is important to define the correct diagnosis of the disorder linked to urinary incontinence in a clinical setting, to allow people to apply the most appropriate and effective therapy designed to correct or mitigate the changes highlighted.