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Interstim

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Interstim®
Urology An implantable device that electronically stimulates sacral nerves to help control bladder function in Pts with urgency-frequency ↓ Sx and urine retention sans mechanical obstruction. See Urge incontinence.
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InterStim Therapy is an implanted device made by Medtronic which acts like a pacemaker to stimulate the nerves that control function.
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