Tibial Nerve Stimulation

Nov 3, 2016 by in UROLOGY Comments Off on Tibial Nerve Stimulation

Fig. 9.1 Urgent PC Neuromodulation System (Courtesy of Uroplasty, Inc., Minnetonka, MN) 9.2 PTNS Technique The Stoller technique (SANS protocol) consists in the electrical stimulation of the posterior tibial nerve…

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Sacral Nerve Modulation: Techniques and Indications

Nov 3, 2016 by in UROLOGY Comments Off on Sacral Nerve Modulation: Techniques and Indications

Fig. 10.1 Self anchoring tined lead The system engages subcutaneous tissue, particularly muscle tissue, to decrease axial movement of the lead and consequent dislodgment of the stimulating electrodes. The particularity…

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Pelvic Floor Neuromodulation in Neurologic Patients

Nov 3, 2016 by in UROLOGY Comments Off on Pelvic Floor Neuromodulation in Neurologic Patients

© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015Jacopo Martellucci (ed.)Electrical Stimulation for Pelvic Floor Disorders10.1007/978-3-319-06947-0_19 19. Pelvic Floor Neuromodulation in Neurologic Patients Giulio Del Popolo1  , Jacopo Martellucci2, 3, 4   and Stefania Musco1   (1) Neuro-Urology Department, AOU Careggi University Hospital, Largo…

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Electrical Stimulation in Sexual Dysfunction

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Type Mechanisms Examples Direct Change in sexual desire from disease Typically reduced, e.g., from high prolactin and anemia of chronic renal failure [1]. May be increased, e.g., from some brain…

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Sacral Nerve Modulation for Constipation

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Authors Inclusion criteria Exclusion criteria Kenefick et al. [20] Failed conventional therapy, bowel frequency 2 or less per week, straining > 25 % of time, minimum duration 1 year Previous abdominal surgery,…

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Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation

Nov 3, 2016 by in UROLOGY Comments Off on Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation

Fig. 8.1 Mechanisms claimed for TENS effectiveness TENS-induced activity in Aδ and C afferents has also been shown to produce extra-segmental analgesia through the activation of structures which form the…

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