INFLUENCE OF SACRAL NEUROMODULATION ON ELECTROSENSATION OF THE LOWER URINARY TRACT

Abstract

Neuromodulation on S3 influences the nervous system involved in electrosensation of the bladder but not the skin afferent innervation or the nerves involved in urethral electrosensation. These data support the hypothesis that S3 neurostimulation is effective mainly through the afferent nervous system in the pelvic nerves.