Bladder or Bowel Disorders

• Sacral Nerve Stimulator: Implanted device to control the bladder by sending electrical impulses to the nerve that controls the bladder, sacral nerve, sphincter, and the muscles around it.
• Tibial Nerve Stimulator: Uses percutaneous electrodes to control the bladder by stimulating the tibial nerve in the lower leg.
• Pelvic Floor Stimulator: Provides stimulation to the pelvic floor muscles to improve the opening and closing of the urethral.
• Direct Muscle Stimulation: Uses an implanted electrode to stimulate the bladder and muscles around it.
• An implanted device, currently under investigation, uses electrodes to stimulate the pudendal nerve to provide bladder function. Sacral Magnetic Stimulation is also being investigated for refractory stress urinary incontinence.

Frequently Asked Questions for Neurotechnology Urinary Solutions

There are a variety of applications that are listed below by category. Prior to considering any new therapy, treatment, or device, a proper evaluation should be conducted by a knowledgeable medical professional. There are health, medical and financial risks. Out-of-pocket costs and available insurance coverage for any treatment must be considered prior to starting a protocol. Also, it is vital to understand that results and applications will vary depending on symptom and function limitations related to the condition. If you find something of interest, please contact the vendor directly to find a trained professional in your area.