Abstract
The treatment of children with refractory dysfunctional elimination syndrome can be quite frustrating. Fortunately, as previously demonstrated by the authors,1 the implantation of a sacral neurostimulator can be effective in treating these children. The drawbacks of implanting this device include exposure to ionizing radiation, the presence of multiple incisions, and the risk of infection. In the present study, the authors make yet another contribution as they describe their experience implementing innovative modifications of the standard technique aimed at overcoming these shortcomings.
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