Meissnitzer, t., trubel, s., posch-zimmermann, r., meissnitzer, m.W.Ct-guided lead placement for selective sacral neuromodulation to treat lower urinary tract dysfunctions.Ajr.Am.J.Roentgenol.2015;205(5):1139-1142.Doi:10.2214/ajr.14.14270.Summary: selective sacral neuromodulation may fail after fluoroscopically guided lead placement because of malpositioning.We implemented a new technique to attain precise lead placement.Reported events: during the implantation of a sacral nerve stimulator (sns) in a (b)(6)-year-old woman for overactive bladder, the guidewire perforated the introducer sheath when advanced through the narrow sacral foramen.Ct imaging shows that the introducer sheath became deformed, and both had to be removed and repositioned.However, the authors noted that no unsuccessful lead placement attempts or failures were observed, and that they were ¿able to precisely place all the leads during the first attempt and distinctive responses to electrostimulation could be observed in all patients.¿ it was reported that all patients were implanted with interstim or interstim ii devices and components mentioned made it possible to deduce the model of lead introducer kit, but it was not possible to ascertain additional specific device information from the article or to match the reported event with any previously reported event.
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