Register of operations

Dear colleagues, we appeal to you as a member of Urogynaecological society CR, who potentially use implants in care of urine incontinence and in care of pelvic organ prolapse. Many of you have cooperate with us on creating czech register of implants in urogynaecology, which has to do „national internal audit“ with counts not only of done implantations in cure of women urine incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse, but also its results in real life.
Today we present new form of register, which allow to collect data with secured electronic form.

All information are on link: http://www.urogynekologie-registr.cz.
You will find your access information in automatically generated email; change your password after first log in.

We ask you for fulfil information of 2015 on this new website; information of 2014 could be fulfil in a new way but also in an old way. We will beg lad every new member, who decides to cooperate with „Czech national register implants in urogynaecology“.

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EUGA 2026

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EUGA Abstract Submission is now open

Dear Colleagues,

do not miss the opportunity to present your work at the XIX EUGA Annual Congress — abstract submissions are still open until 15 June 2026!
Abstracts can be submitted on the following topics :
Basic Science
Epidemiology/Quality of Life
Imaging
Pelvic Floor Disorders/Sexual Dysfunction
Pregnancy and Delivery
Prolapse
Urinary Incontinence
This is your chance to share your work with the international urogynaecological community, in front of a focused audience of colleagues, partners, and collaborators from across Europe and beyond. Your research, clinical experience, and new ideas contribute directly to the evolution of the field and to better patient care.

Don’t miss this opportunity and click the button below to submit your abstract.

World Continence Week

The Incoforum Association is proud to host the 12th Annual Continence Week.

Why is this important? In the Czech Republic, involuntary urine leakage (incontinence) affects approximately 10% of the population, regardless of gender. For many, it remains a significant taboo. You may even be a caregiver to loved ones who struggle with this condition. Becoming informed about the issue can greatly improve their quality of life.

The Virtual Continence Week is designed to help patients overcome feelings of embarrassment and stigma. We provide essential information on how urinary incontinence is diagnosed and treated. We are pleased you have visited our website, and if you are experiencing this condition yourself, we encourage you to try simple exercises as a first step toward improvement.

This year, we have something new: every 10th participant who correctly completes our quiz will receive a valuable gift.

We kindly ask you to share information about Continence Week with your friends and family who may benefit.

Sincerely,

Lukáš Horčička
Chairman of the Board, Incoforum Association