Transcutaneous incontinence-control electrical stimulator

Transcutaneous incontinence-control electrical stimulators are devices designed to treat urinary and/or fecal incontinence by applying electrical stimuli to the pelvic floor muscles through the skin, helping to induce Kegel-like contractions. These devices are intended for use by patients in non-clinical settings such as the home.

Such devices are typically reusable and consist of an external pulse generator with controls connected to skin gel pad electrodes placed on the pubic area. They are regulated as medical devices and may be classified differently depending on the jurisdiction, but are generally designed for patient use outside of clinical supervision.