With full colour illustrations, flowcharts and algorithms, this handy practical reference guide helps the family practitioner to manage urinary incontinence in primary care. It includes chapters on the anatomy and physiology of the condition, its history and development, different forms of coping and treatment, and case studies to illustrate the different points made with practical applications. The closing chapter tackles a series of popular misconceptions on the part of practitioners and patients, and provides answers to frequently asked questions.