Conclusion Differential sacral nerve anterior root rhizotomy is a good and effective method to treat spastic bladder after spinal cord injury.
Having accepted the nervous stimulus, the sacral nerves proceed to contract the perineum (peripheral nervous system).
Lumbar to sacral nerve rerouting can improve bladder and bowel function in patients with neurogenic bladder associated with spina bifida.
Effect of lumbarsacral nerve root inosculation on the function of autonomous neurogenic bladder:an experimental study
Successful reinnervation of one sacral nerve has been shown to allow voluntary eliciting of a detrusor contraction; however, its efficacy is expected to be limited by several facts.
Objective To explore the efficacy and safety of sacral nerve neuromodulation( SNN) in the treatment of chronic voiding dysfunction.
After reinnervation, the patient is able to stimulate the reinnervated sacral nerve and elicit a bladder contraction by scratching the skin of the respective lumbar dermatome.
