educate - Urinary Control information and Resources
Four Basic Types of Stimulators for Urinary
Control
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.
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