Electrical Pudendal Nerve Stimulation as an Initial Neuromodulation Strategy for Neurogenic Urinary Retention.

A study published in European Urology Open Science examined electrical pudendal nerve stimulation (EPNS) as a first-line neuromodulation approach for patients with neurogenic urinary retention. The research evaluated the technique's effectiveness in addressing bladder dysfunction arising from neurological causes. Physical therapists working in pelvic health and neurological rehabilitation may find this evidence relevant to understanding emerging neuromodulation options for this patient population.

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