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HIFEM™ TECHNOLOGY CAN IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INCONTINENT PATIENTS  Berenholz J., MD1, Sims T., MD 2 Botros G., MD 2  Affiliations:1The Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute Of Michigan Farmington Hills, MI, USA  The Medical Laser and Aesthetics Group, Wirral, United Kingdom