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How to implement InterStim in your practice
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“I think the main thing is placement of the neural probe on the first go around,” says David W. Law, DO.
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In this video, David W. Law, DO, discusses InterStim, a sacral nerve modulation therapy for treatment of overactive bladder, and gives advice on how to best use it in practice. Law is the chief of surgery at Oakwood Southshore Medical Center in Trenton, Michigan, and clinical professor in the department of urology at the Michigan State University Medical School in East Lansing.
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