The Science Behind Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation.
Understanding the clinical landscape is essential for practices evaluating pelvic health technologies. This page presents verified U.S. health statistics and published research on pelvic floor magnetic stimulation — the technology category underlying Emcora's product portfolio.
Pelvic Health — At a Glance
Sources: NIH, Johns Hopkins Medicine, NHANES 2021–2023, National Association for Continence. UI affects both women and men.
Pelvic Health by the Numbers
These are publicly available U.S. health statistics about the condition — not product performance claims. They illustrate the scale of patient need that pelvic floor rehabilitation technologies are designed to address.
25M+
Adults Affected
Adults in the U.S. experience urinary incontinence
Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine
1 in 3
Women Over 18
Women experience UI at some point in their lives
Source: National Association for Continence
63%
Women Aged 20+
Of U.S. women aged 20+ report urinary incontinence symptoms
Source: NHANES 2021–2023
~15%
Men Affected
Of men experience urinary incontinence, including post-prostate surgery
Source: NIH / Aeroflow Urology
>50%
Care Facility Residents
Of nursing facility residents are affected by urinary incontinence
Source: NIH / Grand View Research
Research on Pelvic Floor Magnetic Stimulation Technology
The following summaries reference published peer-reviewed research on pelvic floor magnetic stimulation as a technology category — the same technology platform underlying products in Emcora's portfolio. These studies are presented for clinical education purposes.
Important: The research summaries below reference published studies on pelvic floor magnetic stimulation technology as a general category. They are presented for educational purposes and do not constitute specific clinical claims about MagBelle®, Pelcora, or any individual Emcora Medical product. Individual product outcomes may vary. Refer to the current Instructions for Use and applicable regulatory documentation for product-specific information.
Significant
Reduction in leakage
Extracorporeal Magnetic Innervation for Stress Urinary Incontinence
Published research on Extracorporeal Magnetic Innervation (ExMI) has demonstrated statistically significant reductions in stress urinary incontinence episodes in women. Multiple peer-reviewed studies support the use of functional magnetic stimulation as a non-invasive rehabilitation approach.
Studied
Post-prostatectomy care
Magnetic Stimulation for Male Urinary Incontinence
Pelvic floor magnetic stimulation has been studied in male patients experiencing urinary incontinence following prostate procedures. Research has explored non-invasive electromagnetic approaches as a component of post-surgical rehabilitation planning.
Evidence
Based training support
Biofeedback-Assisted Pelvic Floor Muscle Training
Systematic review evidence, including reviews published in the Cochrane Database, supports biofeedback-assisted pelvic floor muscle training as an effective approach for improving pelvic floor muscle strength, coordination, and reducing incontinence severity.
Improved
Quality of life scores
Quality of Life Outcomes in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
Clinical literature consistently demonstrates that successful pelvic floor rehabilitation is associated with meaningful improvements in patient-reported quality of life measures. Reduced incontinence episodes correlate with improved social, psychological, and functional well-being.
MagBelle® & Pelcora
Product Documentation
Device-specific clinical trial data, manufacturer documentation, and product-level regulatory information for MagBelle® and Pelcora will be made available on this page as it is provided by the manufacturer.
Healthcare providers seeking product documentation, Instructions for Use, or clinical reference materials are invited to contact our team directly.
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