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Implantable incontinence-control electrical stimulation system electrode

Definition
An implantable wire, insulated with non-conductive material except at its electrode(s), intended to be used to treat chronic disorders of the pelvis and lower urinary or intestinal tract, typically related to urinary and/or faecal incontinence. It is implanted in the anal sphincter, bladder wall, sacral plexus and/or the pelvic floor to make an electrical connection between the intended site of electrical stimulation and the system pulse generator.
GUDID devices
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2020-04-27 11:26:42

Representative GUDID Devices#

Primary DI, Brand, Company table
Primary DIBrandCompanyModelPublished
00643169651111INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-282015-12-22
00643169651128INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-332015-12-22
00643169651135INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-412016-06-11
00643169864436INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-282018-04-15
00643169864443INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-332018-04-15
00643169864450INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-412018-04-15
00643169887923INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-282017-07-15
00643169887930INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-332017-07-15
00643169887947INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3889-412017-07-15
00613994601926INTERSTIMMEDTRONIC, INC.3093-282014-09-23
00613994601933INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3093-332016-05-16
00613994601940INTERSTIMMEDTRONIC, INC.3093-412014-09-23
00613994752390INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3093-282014-09-23
00613994752406INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3093-332014-09-23
00613994752413INTERSTIM®MEDTRONIC, INC.3093-412014-09-23