Sacral plexus implantable incontinence-control electrical stimulation system electrode

A sacral plexus implantable incontinence-control electrical stimulation system electrode is a specialized wire designed to deliver therapeutic electrical signals to the pelvic region. These devices are surgically placed near the sacral plexus to help manage chronic urinary or fecal incontinence by stimulating the nerves that control bladder and bowel function.

These electrodes serve as the essential link between an implanted pulse generator and the target nerve tissue. They are constructed with insulated materials to ensure precise delivery of stimulation and are intended for long-term implantation within the pelvic floor or surrounding areas.