A comparison of neuromuscular external stimulator and motion-based sensor devices for the management of urinary incontinence

At-home UI therapies may expand access to care for motivated, technologically literate individuals, with sufficient evidence to support IVSBS use.

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Expert Review of Medical Devices
Published
2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1080/17434440.2026.2626009
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Pelvic floor disorders treatments
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A comparison of neuromuscular external stimulator and motion-based sensor devices for the management of urinary incontinence

Amanda Sherman, Roger Dmochowski, Karla Rebullar
Expert Review of Medical Devices
Pelvic floor disorders treatments
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A comparison of neuromuscular external stimulator and motion-based sensor devices for the management of urinary incontinence

Amanda Sherman, Roger Dmochowski, Karla Rebullar
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Abstract

At-home UI therapies may expand access to care for motivated, technologically literate individuals, with sufficient evidence to support IVSBS use.

Expert Review of Medical DevicesVol. 23(3)
Vanderbilt University Medical Center (US)
Quality Education
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Pelvic floor disorders treatments
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