Pelvic floor disorders (PFDs), including urinary incontinence, prolapse
of bladder or bowel, and fecal incontinence, affect one out of four or
25 percent of women. You can find the professional help you need close to home.
Expert Urogynecology Services Close to Home
If you live with a pelvic floor disorder, choose the expert care, evaluation
and treatment from urogynecology/female pelvic floor medicine/reconstructive
pelvic surgery specialists at OU Health in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
At OU Health, you’ll collaborate with a compassionate team of highly
trained women’s health providers who take the time to listen to
you and gather a detailed medical history. You’ll complete a comprehensive
physical exam with any necessary diagnostic testing that supports an individual
evaluation. You and your team will work together to develop a personalized
treatment plan tailored to your specific situation.
Comprehensive Care for Women’s Urogynecology Conditions
Whether or not you’ve given birth, you may deal with a variety of
pelvic health conditions such as:
Problems with urination – Pain, frequency, incomplete bladder emptying
or frequent bladder infections
Congenital uterine or vaginal anomalies
Pelvic organ prolapse – Feeling of fullness, bulge or pressure in your pelvis or vagina;
fallen bladder (cystocele), intestinal bulges or hernias (enterocele, rectocele), uterine prolapse
Vaginal stenosis or nonfunctional vagina after cancer treatment
Vesicovaginal and rectovaginal fistulas
Innovative Urogynecology Diagnosis
When you choose OU Health for urogynecology care, you gain access to the
latest diagnostic services and equipment – among the most advanced
in the nation – at onsite facilities. You benefit from detailed,
up-to-date diagnostic testing such as:
3D endoanal ultrasound – Uses high-resolution ultrasound to analyze
lower bowel, anus and rectal function
3D
endovaginal ultrasound – Provides precise composite images of vagina for in-depth analysis
of tissues and function
3D
pelvic ultrasound – Captures detailed real-time views of pelvic organs in motion
Cystoscopy – Visualizes urinary bladder with a tiny endoscopic camera threaded
through the urethra
Electromyography – Measures electrical or muscle activity in response to nerve stimulation
Fistulography – Uses contrast dye to follow activity and assess abnormal
connections between two organs
Fluoroscopy – Studies connections among moving body structures using a specialized
form of X-ray
Urethrogram – Uses fluoroscopy to provide a comprehensive view of
urinary system
Videourodynamics – Tests bladder, lower urinary tract and urine flow under pressure
or while in motion
Urogynecology Nonsurgical & Surgical Treatment
Once you and your urogynecology care team complete your extensive diagnostic
assessment, you’ll work together to determine the best treatment
options for your particular circumstances.
Urogynecology Nonsurgical Services
Nonsurgical options for urogynecology care may include:
Sacral neuromodulation for certain bladder and bowel disorders
Urethral bulking
Urogynecology Surgery Services
Surgical services may help when pelvic symptoms continue to interfere with
your daily activities. Advances in surgical technology mean most procedures use
minimally invasive procedures, with laparoscopic or vaginal techniques or some combination, that allow
same-day surgery with small incisions and minimal pain and recovery.
Your Urogynecology Care Team
Your OU Health urogynecology care team includes board-certified and fellowship-trained
urogynecologists. You and your doctor also may work with a nurse practitioner,
physician’s assistant and a physical therapist to address all your
health care needs.
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