A neurostimulator device will be attached to a lead and implanted under the skin. The system will deliver a gentle stimulation to the nerves that help control your bladder and bowel symptoms.

Learn how InterStim and Axonics therapy work to treat bladder or bowel incontinence, and if a sacral neuromodulation device might work for you.

Unlike conventional treatments, Medtronic InterStim ™ systems gently stimulate the sacral nerves in your pelvic area that control your bladder and bowel. This may help restore brain …

A form of neuromodulation, InterStim activates the nerves and can help relieve symptoms such as an urgent need to urinate, urine leakage, and inability to empty your bladder completely. The …

InterStim Therapy is an implantable device that targets the nerves that control your bladder to help it function normally again. It works by modulating the nerves to the bladder and improving …

The InterStim™ II system is an implanted, recharge-freeneurostimulator for patients with bladder or bowel control symptoms.

InterStim® is a neuromodulation therapy that treats overactive bladder by stimulating the nerves that help control bladder function, using an implanted device similar to a pacemaker for the …

InterStim® works by delivering a small electrical impulse to restore the normal communication between the bladder and brain.

This minimally invasive, two-staged treatment can help those with urge incontinence and voiding dysfunction (inability to empty the bladder). The Interstim device, which is similar to a …

From maintenance to programming to battery care, here’s what you need to know about living with an InterStim™ system for bladder or bowel control.