Activating an Artificial Sphincter: A Patient's Guide
To activate an artificial sphincter, the patient sits comfortably on a toilet or chair, and then uses a small remote-control hand unit held just outside the clothing to send electronic signals to power and deactivate the device, creating the ability to empty the bladder.Breathwork - Related Articles
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