Intravesical electrical stimulation refers to a treatment method of transurethral direct electrical stimulation in the bladder cavity. Katona and berenji first introduced intravesical stimulation technology in Hungary in 1956. Madesbacher et al confirmed their experience in 1982. This is the first attempt to promote bladder rehabilitation through intravesical pathway. The initial purpose of intravesical stimulation …
Electrical stimulation is a method of stimulating nerves or muscles with low-frequency or medium-frequency pulses to promote functional recovery. Its main indications are: sequelae of stroke, hemiplegia, cerebral palsy in children, uterine contraction weakness, multiple sclerosis paralysis, spastic paralysis caused by brain trauma and spinal cord injury, Parkinson’s disease, shoulder dislocation, habitual constipation, neurogenic bladder, …
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Two months ago, a 23-year-old patient with spinal cord injury was admitted to functional neurosurgery. We asked the medical history in detail. The patient accidentally fell from the second floor when repairing the house at home three years ago. At that time, the muscle strength of both lower legs completely disappeared, could not move, and …
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Spinal cord electrical stimulation is mainly used to treat intractable pain, such as postoperative pain syndrome, phantom limb pain, central pain and so on. The principle is to insert the electrode plate into the root of epidural nerve through a special catheter. After discharge, the therapeutic effect can be evaluated according to the patient’s test …
