Sacral Neuromodulation

  • Education and Events
  • Efficacy
  • Products and Procedures
  • Reimbursement and Practice Management
  • Indications, Safety, and Warnings
  • Education and Events

    Online Learning

    Access our e-learning programs which include therapy training, patient management simulation and a programming tutorial.

    Introduction to the Therapy

    Summary of sacral neuromodulation, indications and contraindications, and diagnosis and treatment information

    Training and support for clinicians who want to learn about sacral neuromodulation or become an implanter

    Events and Scientific Meetings

    Patient Selection

    Criteria for candidates for sacral neuromodulation

    Key steps in patient selection for sacral neuromodulation for bladder control

    Key steps in patient selection for sacral neuromodulation for bowel control

    Study results and techniques used for the evaluation

    Treatment algorithm, patient identification tip sheet, voiding/symptom diary, and test stimulator technical manual

    Patient Identification Tip Sheet

    This tool provides examples of patient remarks that may help to identify those patients with symptoms of overactive bladder and urinary retention.

    Links to abstracts describing patient selection for sacral neuromodulation

    Patient Education and Care

    Material to help patients assess sacral neuromodulation as a bladder control or bowel control treatment option

    everyday-freedom.com
    Comprehensive website for patients considering sacral neuromodulation as a bladder control option, undergoing the evaluation, or living with the therapy.

    InterStim Therapy for Bowel Control: Introduction

    Use this brochure with patients who are learning about InterStim Therapy for Bowel Control.

    Information about follow-up care and programming the neuromodulation system

    Featured Video: Adjusting Stimulation Strength

    This video, intended for patients, explains how to control the implanted device, using the wireless programmer to adjust the strength of the stimulation.

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