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Ecoin-–-An-Implant-For-Bladder-Control

Source: www.urologytimes.com

US-based Valencia Technologies is a neuromodulation company transforming the standard of care for bladder dysfunction. Skin patches, vaginal seals and pads can be a burden for anyone who is dealing with urinary incontinence on a daily basis. Incontinence occurs when the muscles around the bladder contract too often or too much.

So Valencia Technologies which is working in this space of healthcare,have recently rolled out a new electrode device which is as small as a nickel and implanted above the ankle to nip the issue in the bud in a more convenient and private way.

Ecoin-–-An-Implant-For-Bladder-Control

eCoin is the first implantable tibial nerve stimulator indicated for treating urge urinary incontinence (UUI) which is FDA approved. eCoin is a coin-sized neurostimulator that is implanted subcutaneously in the lower leg with a minimally invasive outpatient procedure done under local anesthesia.

This device has a primary battery and once programmed, it automatically delivers intermittent stimulation (low-key shocks) to the tibial nerve to reduce UUI symptoms by preventing leaks and constant trips to the toilet. The USP of the device is that a doctor can control the intensity of the pulses with a remote, making it more customizable for a broad range of patients.

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