The Incontinence Model
Why this patient leaks, how long it stays, and what the clamp is for. Press one tile and turn the screen.
For you and your patient
For pelvic-health physios, OTs, nurses and urologists
Explain the anatomy you cannot point to.
He points at what brought him in. You play the clip beside him. He takes the same clip home. The link carries your clinic name.
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What's inside
The model library
Every model shows the mechanism moving. The clinician face carries the numbers and the contraindications. The patient face carries plain words.
14 models · 5 collections
Why he leaks
The door, the push, and the muscle that holds.
The Pelvic Floor Model
Show him that his floor goes up fine and never comes back down — then teach him the third thing it does, in one sitting.
For you and your patient
The Pressure Model
Why a cough, a lift or a slouch leaks — and what the pelvic floor changes.
For you
They Think It's Finished
End the symptom he is most ashamed to raise in one visit — and know which man must never be taught the squeeze.
For you and your patient
Drinking & emptying
What goes in, how fast it fills, and how it comes out.
Bladder Filling Rate & the Cluster Drinking Protocol
The drinking plan — fewer, larger drinks, and what nocturnal polyuria actually means. Build the patient's own plan and print it.
For you and your patient
The Four Voiding Strategies
The four ways patients push urine out — and which one leaves urine behind.
For you and your patient
Four Horsemen
Pain where nothing is wrong. Four causes, one at a time.
The Spinal Horseman
Show him why his testicle hurts when nothing is wrong with it, why his back gets busier first, and the signal going quiet set by set.
For you and your patient
The Neuro Horseman
Run the same test twice — once before the back exercise and once after — and show him what did not change.
For you and your patient
The Tissue Horseman
Show him the patch behind the tunnel, the nerve that crosses it and is not damaged, and how long tissue really takes.
For you and your patient
Nerves & sex
The wiring above the bladder, and what it runs.
The Ejaculation Model
Give him words for something he has never been able to describe — and, if it goes backwards, the blood test to ask for.
For you and your patient
The Nerve Model
How the brain and spine run the bladder — where lesions and drugs act, and which erection pathway a lesion leaves working.
For you
The Scaffold
Show him that most of his penis is inside him — the picture that turns "do internal work" from odd into obvious.
For you and your patient
Five Things That Aren't Wrong
Show him the five things men most often mistake for a problem — and, one tap away, the five that really are worth a look.
For you and your patient
Bowel
Two rings guard the back passage. Only one takes orders.
Two Sphincters, One Reflex
Show him why pushing harder makes it worse, and why the balloon in your drawer reaches the ring his effort cannot.
For you and your patient
The front door
What he came in with
He points at the picture, in his own words. Each complaint opens its clips. Each clip ends in the one thing he does next.
9 complaints
- I leakThree things that stop the leak
- I can't waitThe urge that will not wait
- I can't emptyThe cup that never empties
- It dribbles afterIt is not finished yet
- It hurtsThe wire from your back · Wrong direction: stop · Calm it before you load it
- Sex and ejaculationHow ejaculation works
- After surgeryWhy you leak after prostate surgery · The feeling without the fluid
- DrinkingFewer, bigger drinks · Your drinking plan
- I can't goPushing against a closed door · Why the balloon
In session
Three minutes, one screen
- 01
Tap what he came in with
The front door shows his complaints as pictures, not words. He points at one.
- 02
Play the clip while you talk
The clip runs under a minute. It ends in the one thing he does next.
- 03
Send it home
A link with your clinic name. It plays on his phone with no sign-in. It prints as a sheet for the fridge.
Why a clip, and why a link
92% of physicians said communication improved. 97% of patients understood better. 77% said it took too much time. (Diao 2022) PMID 36454858
Media before the visit cut the consult by 32.9%. It ran 5.3 minutes, against 9.5 on paper. Shown during the visit, it ran 13.9. (Haack 2024) PMID 37925488
He watches it again at home. Odds of correct recall rise 3.5×. (Atzema 2013)
A pictorial symptom picker is completed 45% faster. 82% finish it unaided, against 53% with words. (Wessels 2014) PMID 24231222
Built for the room you work in
The models are the engine. Chairside is what happens with a man in the chair.
His complaints are the front door
He points at the picture. You tap it. The clips open.
One clip, not a lecture
Under a minute, one mechanism. It ends in the one thing he does next.
He takes it home
A link, and no sign-in. He watches it as often as he likes.
A sheet for the fridge
Every clip prints as a one-page take-home. A QR code on it opens the clip again.
The full models are yours
The numbers, the mechanism, the contraindications. He sees only the clip you send.
Your clinic on every page
Your logo, your colour, your own address. His clip carries them too.
Subscription
One price, the whole library
Individual clinician
Founding price
$9.99/ month
One clinician, one clinic address, every model.
- Every model in the library
- Every new model as it ships
- The nine complaints and their clips
- Links and printed take-homes for patients
- Your own address, with your logo and colour
Clinic & teaching teams
Pricing on request
Write to us with your headcount. We will send pricing.
Founding clinicians
Twenty places. Each name listed here, with their clinic, if they choose.
No names yet. The first subscriber opens the list.
Questions clinicians ask
Which models are in the library?
The library section above lists them all. Every new model is included as it ships.
Can I show this to a patient?
The clips are made for that. The full model pages stay with you.
Does he need an account?
No. The link plays with no sign-in.
Is Pelvic Lens only for IPC graduates?
No. Any licensed clinician can subscribe. Graduates will recognise the anatomy and the language.
What about my patients' data?
None is collected. Nothing about a patient is stored, sent or inferred.
How do I cancel?
From your settings, at any time. Access runs to the end of the month you paid for. The refund and cancellation policy has the rest.
How does clinic billing work?
Write to us with your headcount. We will send pricing.