Sacral plexus implantable incontinence-control electrical stimulation system

This category includes implantable systems designed to manage urinary and/or fecal incontinence by delivering electrical stimulation to the sacral plexus and surrounding pelvic floor or bladder tissues. The system works by modulating nerve activity to improve bladder and bowel control through implanted electrodes and a pulse generator.

These systems are composed of implanted components — including an electrode near the sacral plexus and a pulse generator in the abdominal or pelvic area — along with an external programmer for adjusting therapy. They are active implantable medical devices that require surgical implantation and ongoing patient management, with regulation based on their implantable and electrically active nature.