Abstract
This editorial highlights that voiding function is a very complex process and that our understanding of neuromodulation is incomplete. We agree that the central processing of afferent stimulation is likely very much involved with the efficacy of neuromodulation. We are fortunate to have an ongoing prospective database that is managed by research nurses and supported through our philanthropic infrastructure. This provides us with the opportunity to critically evaluate the clinical outcomes of neuromodulation to gain a better understanding of this treatment modality. Editorial CommentUrologyVol. 81Issue 4PreviewThis interesting, clinical, prospective, observational study claims to investigate the efficacy of SNM in the case of LUTD with a special emphasis on patients with an ND. Full-Text PDF
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