Innovation In Urine Incontinence in Lithuania and Abroad: Review

Urinary incontinence is a prevalent and multifaceted health issue with significant social, emotional, and physical consequences, yet it remains insufficiently addressed globally and in Lithuania.Objective.This review explores recent innovations in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of urinary incontinence, highlighting advancements such as biofeedback therapy, bio-diary testing, novel physiotherapeutic techniques, pharmacological developments, minimally invasive surgical procedures, and digital health solutions like smart app monitoring.Methods.Literature review was made.Results.International collaborations and research projects further foster the development of effective, individualized management strategies.Despite ongoing progress, there remains a need for continuous research to implement innovative, patient-centered approaches that improve quality of life.Conclusions.This review emphasizes the importance of integrating global best practices into Lithuanian healthcare and encourages sustained efforts to combat this pervasive disorder.