Low-frequency tibial neuromodulation (1 Hz) excites bladder activity and alters urge perception in humans, demonstrating a frequency-dependent effect on bladder control.
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Translumbosacral neuromodulation therapy with 2400 or 3600 magnetic pulses significantly reduces fecal incontinence episodes compared to sham in a multicenter trial.
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Low-frequency tibial neuromodulation (1 Hz) excites bladder activity and alters urge perception in humans, demonstrating a frequency-dependent effect on bladder control.
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