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Female urinary incontinence can be visualized only insufficiently be means of static methods such as the lateral cystourethrogram. Detailed information on physiology and morphology or pathological abnormalities can be gained only by means of dynamic methods, where transvaginal or transrectal sonography could become the method of choice. The essential advantages of this method over the conventional imaging methods are discussed.
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