13 devices · GMDN 36784
A perineal orifice incontinence-control electrical stimulation system is a medical device designed to help treat urinary and fecal incontinence by applying electrical stimuli to the pelvic floor muscles. This type of system typically consists of a pair of electrodes and a pulse generator, which work together to induce muscle contractions. The device is inserted into the rectum and/or vagina to stimulate the muscles and promote bladder control.
When browsing devices in this category, it's essential to understand that they are subject to regulatory oversight and must meet specific standards for safety and effectiveness. These devices are typically supplied as a complete system, including the electrodes and pulse generator, and are intended for use in treating incontinence in a clinical setting.
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