[Initial experiences with neuromodulation as treatment for incontinence and micturition disorders in The Netherlands]
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[Initial experiences with neuromodulation as treatment for incontinence and micturition disorders in The Netherlands]
Abstract
Neuromodulation is a new treatment modality for disturbances of bladder function. By stimulation of a sacral nerve the pelvic floor is activated, thus affecting the reflex arcs which control micturition and continence. Along with 2 case histories the methods of the preoperative percutaneous test stimulation and the implantation of stimulator and electrode are described.
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