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The stimulation is carried to the sacral nerves that control bladder function.
Your Life: Dear Miriam - Taking the stress out of embarrassing leaks; ... by The Mirror (London, England)
The "Brindley method" is the best known use of electrical stimulation and includes electrodes around the sacral nerves within the sacrum [5-6].
Effective methods of pelvic plexus nerve and bladder stimulation in ... by Bresler, Larissa; Walter, James S.; Jahoda, Andrew; Wheeler, John S.; Turk, Thomas; Wurster, Robert / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
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