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Wave Brilliance Australia is a distributor and supplier of the ExMI pelvic floor rehabilitation system in Australia and New Zealand, a corporate member of the Continence Foundation of Australia, R.A.C.G.P. Accredited Provider and member of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.

Our Mission Statement - A vision to see, the power to treat

Empowering GP's to treat their patients for disorders of the pelvic floor

At last, a highly effective, affordable treatment option is available at primary care level. We encourage all GP's to evaluate the benefits of ExMI and include this approach into their practice. Please click here to arrange a copy of purchase & rental options

The Role of Extracorporeal Magnetic Innervation (ExMI™)

In the Treatment of Urinary Incontinence

Class	Type	Patho-physiology	Functional Defect or Level of Severity	Does ExMI have a role?
Decreased Urethral Resistance	Anatomic Support Defects (GSI I/II)	Failure of adequate urethral closure	Support Defect	Yes
(Stress)		Greater forces on posterior vs. anterior wall of urethra	Anatomic Defect	No
			Functional Support	Yes
	Intrinsic Sphincter Deficiency (ISD)	Deficiency in urethral closure mechanism	Mild	Yes
			Moderate	Yes
			Severe	Probably Not
	Failure to Inhibit the Detrusor	Failure to contract pelvic floor releases detrusor reflex	Neurogenic – Mild / Moderate	Yes
			Neurogenic – Severe	No
			Behavioral	Yes
			Mechanical	Probably Not
Increased Urethral Resistance (Overflow / Retention)	Anatomic Obstruction	Urethral compression or narrowing		No
	Functional Obstruction	Failure of normal relaxation	Neurogenic	Yes
			Behavioral (failure to relax external sphincter)	Yes
	Inhibition of Detrusor Activity	Failure to relax pelvic floor muscles inhibits detrusor ability to start and maintain a contraction	Neurogenic	Yes
			Behavioral	Yes
			Situational	Yes
Increased Intravesical Pressure (Urge)	Uninhibited Detrusor Contractions	Increased intravesical pressure overcomes urethral resistance	Overactive Bladder	Yes
			Detrusor Hyper Reflexia	Yes
		Decreased accommodation	Fibrosis	No
			Neurogenic	No
Decreased Intravesical Pressure (Overflow / Retention)	Peripheral Denervation or Neuropathy	Absent neuro input	Congenital	No
			Diabetics	Perhaps
	Detrusor Myopathy	Smooth muscle damage	Fibrosis	No
			Inflammation	No