Resultados de un estudio multicéntrico francés | 24 MAY 22
Modulación del nervio sacro para la incontinencia fecal.
El objetivo primario del presente estudio fue investigar los resultados del implante del un modulador del nervio sacro en una cohorte grande, multicéntrica, de pacientes, después de al menos 10 años.
Autor/a: Desprez C, Damon H, Meurette G, Mege D, Faucheron JL, Brochard C, Lambrescak E, Gourcerol G, Mion F, Wyart V, Sielezneff I y otros Ann Surg 2022; 275(4): 735-742
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