1. Primary slings for everyone with genuine stress incontinence? the argument against

   • D. R. Ostergard

   Editorial Pages: 321 - 322

2. The relationship of body mass index to intra-abdominal pressure as measured by multichannel cystometry

   • K. L. Noblett
   • J. K. Jensen
   • D. R. Ostergard

   Original Article Pages: 323 - 326

3. The prevalence of adult female urinary incontinence in Hong Kong Chinese

   • S. Shuk-Yee Ma

   Original Article Pages: 327 - 331

4. The importance of vaginal mucosal folds at the urethral external meatus

   • F. Teixeira Brandt
   • C. D. Costa Albuquerque
   • J. W. Barros Leal

   Original Article Pages: 332 - 335

5. Vaginal topography does not correlate well with visceral position in women with pelvic organ prolapse

   • K. Kenton
   • S. Shott
   • L. Brubaker

   Original Article Pages: 336 - 339

6. Thirst at work — an occupational hazard?

   • I. Nygaard
   • M. Linder

   Original Article Pages: 340 - 343

7. Gore-tex sling urethral suspension in type III female urinary incontinence: Clinical results and urodynamic changes

   • G. A. Barbalias
   • E. N. Liatsikos
   • A. Athanasopoulos

   Original Article Pages: 344 - 350

8. Use of a vaginal sponge during aerobic exercises in patients with stress urinary incontinence

   • K. Glavind

   Original Article Pages: 351 - 353

9. Human papillomavirus and bladder cancer

   • N. R. Boucher
   • J. B. Anderson

   Review Article Pages: 354 - 357

10. Pubovaginal slings: Past, present and future

    • R. Sarver
    • F. E. Govier

    Review Article Pages: 358 - 368

11. Ambulatory monitoring

    • K. Brown
    • P. Hilton

    Review Article Pages: 369 - 376

12. Adipose tissue and lipid droplet embolism following periurethral injection of autologous fat: Case report and review of the literature

    • I. Currie
    • H. P. Drutz
    • D. Oxorn

    Case Report Pages: 377 - 380