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A transcutaneous implantable bladder controller

We describe a computerized experimental system to investigate the effect of early electrical stimulation of the bladder during the spinal shock phase in paraplegic dogs. This system is composed of two main devices; An external part (or controller) based on a portable microcomputer, and a versatile implant (internal) based on a multichannel CMOS micro-stimulator. Using a new operative technique, this system enabled us to obtain many favorable results.