Table H-10Estimated and forecast rates of cure by intervention category: stress and urgency UI

Stress UIUrgency UI
Intervention categoryMean Percent* (95% CI)Forecast Percent (95% CI)Intervention categoryMean Percent* (95% CI)Forecast Percent (95% CI)
PharmacologicalPharmacological
 BTX (B)42.8 (27.2, 60.0)42.8 (8.9, 85.1)
 Anticholinergic (C)21.4 (12.8, 33.6)21.4 (3.5, 67.0)
 Periurethral Bulking (U)16.9 (5.3, 42.4)16.9 (1.0, 80.2)
 Alpha Agonist (A)15.8 (6.1, 35.3)15.8 (1.0, 77.4)
 Anticholinergic + Hormones (C+H)1.7 (0.1, 21.7)1.7 (0.1, 21.7)
 Hormones (H)1.7 (0.1, 21.7)1.7 (0.1, 21.7)
NonpharmacologicalNonpharmacological
 Behavioral Therapy (T)46.4 (25.8, 68.3)46.4 (4.8, 93.7) Behavioral Therapy (T)30.8 (16.7, 49.8)30.8 (5.3, 77.9)
 Neuromodulation (N)34.9 (19.5, 54.4)34.9 (3.1, 90.0) Neuromodulation (N)29.4 (16.6, 46.5)29.4 (5.1, 76.3)
 Intravesical pressure release (V)29.2 (7.0, 69.3)29.2 (1.7, 91.0)
 Neuromodulation + Behavioral Therapy (N+T)28.4 (8.7, 62.2)28.4 (1.8, 89.4)
CombinationCombination
 Hormones + Behavioral Therapy (H+T)63.7 (21.4, 91.9)63.7 (6.2, 97.9)
 Anticholinergic + Behavioral Therapy (C+T)25.7 (13.2, 43.8)25.7 (4.1, 73.4)
No TreatmentNo Treatment
 Placebo/Sham/No Treatment (P)13.3 (6.9, 24.2)13.3 (0.9, 71.7) Placebo/Sham/No Treatment (P)13.2 (7.3, 22.7)13.2 (2.0, 53.3)
*

The summary mean percentage (with confidence interval) of women in the trials receiving the intervention with the outcome.

The predicted percentage (with confidence interval) of women who receive the intervention in future trials, or in similar settings, who will have the outcome.

From: Appendix H, Results of Subgroup Analyses by Type of UI

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