September 28, 2025CureusOpen Access

Sacral Neuromodulator Surgery: Is There an Ideal Candidate?

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MAM. M. AtallahMansoura University AZAriel ZismanRambam Health Care Campus EEEtan EignerRambam Health Care Campus

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Retrospective analysis shows surgical effectiveness in overactive and underactive bladder, suggesting individualized selection criteria for optimal outcomes.

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Sacral neuromodulator surgery significantly reduced symptoms in patients with overactive and underactive bladder.
Out of 47 patients, 79% proceeded to permanent implantation with a 68% success rate in retention.
Preoperative patient demographics did not predict surgical success, stressing the need for tailored candidate selection.
Patient satisfaction with permanent SNM was high, with 88% reporting positive experiences and quality of life improvements.

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Atallah et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d909fc41e1c178a14f5ba9 https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.93256

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Retrospective analysis shows surgical effectiveness in overactive and underactive bladder, suggesting individualized selection criteria for optimal outcomes.

Sacral Neuromodulator Surgery: Is There an Ideal Candidate?

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Sacral Neuromodulator Surgery: Is There an Ideal Candidate?

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