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Sacral nerve stim superior to meds in less-severe OAB

Sacral neuromodulation produced efficacy and quality of life results that were superior to standard oral medication in what researchers say is the first study to compare the benefits of the two treatments in a population of less-severe overactive bladder patients.

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