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Electrical Stimulation for Pelvic Health
Introduction to Electrical Stimulation for Pelvic Health
Welcome! (3:09)
Before we get started: what you will need for this course (1:57)
Has Anything changed since 1847? (1:50)
Introduction and Evidence : What is it all About? (13:13)
Definitions and Types of Neuromodulation : Invasive and Non-invasive (18:38)
Neuromuscular Physiology and Parameters
Parameters Explained (28:17)
Neuromuscular Physiology: neurons, nerve and muscle fibres : how do they work? (17:14)
TENS and NMES and how they work
What is TENS, how does it relate to physiology and how does it work? (33:54)
What is NMES, how does it relate to physiology and how does it work? (67:21)
Video explaining spatial and temporal recruitment (3:04)
Pelvic Conditions We Can Treat With Neuromodulation
Overview of Urinary Incontinence (UI) (12:55)
OAB (42:22)
SUI and Prolapse (POP) (67:24)
Bowel (47:57)
Uterus and Pelvic Pain (92:33)
Pregnancy, Labour and Delivery (35:04)
Safety
Contraindications, Precautions and Safety (45:44)
Outcome Measures (8:11)
Practical Applications
Electrodes (40:52)
Troubleshooting and how to set a custom program (38:11)
How to set up TTNS (5:09)
Case Studies and Summary
Case Studies (27:31)
Course summary (2:03)
References
What is TENS, how does it relate to physiology and how does it work?
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