
Rectal muscle recordings could treat overactive bladders
Rectal muscle recordings could treat overactive bladders. Abnormalities with the nervous system can cause an overactive urinary sphincter, leading to urinary incontinence
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Zaibaa Patel is a former PhD student contributor to Physics World. In the Research Centre for Biomedical Engineering at City, University of London, Zaibaa worked on the development of an intraluminal optical sensor for continuous monitoring of intestinal viability for colorectal cancer surgeries.
Rectal muscle recordings could treat overactive bladders. Abnormalities with the nervous system can cause an overactive urinary sphincter, leading to urinary incontinence
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