With the InterStim™ system, you can try the therapy for about a week before you decide whether or not to have a device implanted for long-term care. During the trial, leads are placed near the …

InterStim therapy works by stimulating the sacral nerves with tiny electrical pulses. In individuals experiencing urinary or fecal incontinence, the brain and the sacral nerves are unable to …

The InterStim ® implant procedure involves the implantation of a small battery and wire, similar to a heart pacemaker, just beneath the skin. This 20–30-minute outpatient procedure is done …

InterStim® is a neuromodulation therapy that treats overactive bladder by stimulating the nerves that help control bladder function, using an implanted device similar to a pacemaker for the …

If you've tried medication and lifestyle changes and haven't gotten the relief that you need, there is another option. Our therapies work differently When more conservative treatments fail, the …

Also known as sacral neuromodulation (SNM), the InterStim device targets the sacral nerve in your lower back. Once your InterStim device is implanted subcutaneously (under your skin) …

InterStim Therapy is an implantable device that targets the nerves that control your bladder to help it function normally again. It works by modulating the nerves to the bladder and improving …

What is InterStim Therapy? InterStim Therapy is a reversible therapy that uses an implantable device to send mild electrical pulses to stimulate the sacral nerves. Those nerves control the …

The InterStim™ X system is a recharge-free neurostimulator used to treat bladder and bowel control problems. It’s the next generation of the first and most proven sacral neuromodulation …

The InterStim™ system uses gentle stimulation to help your brain communicate with the bladder and bowel. Placed just beneath the skin, it acts like a messenger — helping your body to …