FIELD: medicine, pharmaceutics.
SUBSTANCE: invention is related to pharmaceutics and medicine. The composition for urine incontinence contains fragments of viable muscular tissue and a carrier with the fragments of muscular tissue having a particle size from approximately 0.1 to approximately 3 mm3. The method of treating urine incontinence involves injections of the composition into urogenital tissue and into colorectal tissue. The method of preparing the composition involves the stages of producing at least one fragment of viable muscular tissue and combining said fragment with a carrier to be injected into urogenital tissue.
EFFECT: use of the declared invention enables higher clinical effectiveness in urine incontinence, particularly stress-induced urine incontinence ensured by the use of the composition.
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Dates
2012-08-27—Published
2008-06-05—Filed