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Lint: sacral-nerve-stimulator

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"Sacral nerve stimulators (SNS) are a form of neuromodulation therapy. They are used for urogenital disorders such as urge urinary incontinence and detrusor hyperactivity, and colorectal disorders such as chronic constipation refractory to conventional medical therapy, and faecal incontinence. There is a growing interest in their use in patients with complex unresolved pelvic pain."

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Oxford Comma
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"The power source, wire and terminal electrode are readily visible on x-rays and CT studies covering the lower abdomen and pelvis. The lead should be evaluated carefully for fracture. The tissues around the power source should be evaluated for signs of infection and abscess. Lead migration is a known complication so lead position should be compared on serial imaging studies."

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