tSNS improves fecal and urinary incontinence in children, suggesting a promising treatment option.
tSNS was shown to be effective in improving symptoms of constipation and FI, especially in patients with organic pathology. Urinary incontinence also improved. Favorable changes were observed at the second manometry in patients with total or partial continence, especially for sensory function.
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