Sacral neuromodulation (SNM), in which an implanted device delivers mild electrical pulses to the nerves that control the bladder, led to sustained improvements in urinary function in half of people … [+5183 chars]
Sacral neuromodulation seen to ease MS-related bladder dysfunction - Multiple Sclerosis News Today
Sacral neuromodulation, in which electrical pulses from an implanted device help control the bladder, was found to ease symptoms in MS.
By:Steve Bryson, PhD
Source:Multiple Sclerosis News Today
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