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Idiopathic bladder instability treated by biofeedback.

Biofeedback training has been used to treat 27 female patients suffering from symptoms associated with detrusor instability Re-education to auditory and visual stimuli took place during 4 to 8 one-hour sessions at weekly intervals. Using subjective and objective methods of assessment 81% of the patients were improved following treatment.

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