The first FDA-approved manometric biofeedback solution for anorectal and urinary disorders

1. biofeedback
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2. manometric biofeedback
Over 70 clinical studies
demonstrated manometric
biofeedback is effective in
>60% of patients suffering
from fecal incontinence and
dyssynergic constipation
(anismus).* Urinary
incontinence is successfully
treated with manometric
biofeedback as well.**
62-67%of patients respond
successfuly to
biofeedback
treatment
is effective
The mcompass biofeedback system is an easy-to-use, patient-
friendly option for pelvic floor muscle retraining without the
need for more invasive and costly treatments.
**Fernandez-Cuadros, M.; Diez-Ramos, M., Albaladejo-Florin, M., & Perez-Moron, O. M. (2017).
Manometric Biofeedback Effectiveness on Urinary Incontinence and Quality of Life: A Non-Randomized
Control Trial. Semnan University of Medical Sciences. ResearchGate.
*Palsson, O., Heymen, S., & Whitehead, W. (2004). Biofeedback Treatment for Functional Anorectal
Disorders: A Comprehensive Efficacy Review. Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback. Springer.

3. manometric biofeedback
treats 4 different conditions
Weak anal and bladder muscles
Hyposensitivity - delayed sensation
Strength
Exercise
Sensory
Exercise
- Patient is guided
with visual cues.
- Up training with
repetitive
contraction of
external sphincters
is used to
strengthen these
muscles.
- Patient is trained
to sense/feel stool
in the rectum at
lower volumes.
- Increased
sensitivity is
reached through
gradual decrease of
the sensory
threshold.

4. Hypersensitivity - low urge threshold
Dyssynergia - paradoxical contraction of muscles
Urge
Resistance
Expel Full
Exercise
- Patient is trained
to hold the bowel
movement back to
avoid accidents.
- Strong urge is
converted to normal
urge through
desensitization.
- Patient is guided
with visual cues.
- Down training and
breathing exercises
are used to coach
patient how to relax
tight, overactive
muscles during
evacuation.
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available to more health care professionals and their patients. We
are proud to partner with physicians, hospitals, and institutions
involved in developing mcompass biofeedback.
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