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InterStim is a “lifestyle-changer” for patients with OAB, expert says

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“The biggest improvement in my patients has been the urgency frequency and urgency incontinence,” says David W. Law, DO.

In this video, David W. Law, DO, discusses the benefits of InterStim, a sacral nerve modulation therapy for treatment of overactive bladder. Law is the chief of surgery at Oakwood Southshore Medical Center in Trenton, Michigan, and clinical professor in the department of urology at the Michigan State University Medical School in East Lansing.

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