Neuropelveology

Neuropelveology

The relatively new discipline of Neuropelveology is concerned with the diagnosis of injuries and dysfunctions of the pelvic nerves and with the treatment of the symptoms and diseases caused by them. ,

These include:

Hyperactive bladder, urinary and fecal incontinence, urinary retention

Neuropathic pelvic pain

Genital, groin, pudendal, back, sciatic pain etc.

Pelvic bone and nerve tumors

Teratomas, swannomas, osteocheondrosarcomas etc.)

Loss of spinal cord functions after spinal cord injuries

Sexual disorders in women and men

The main treatment methods

Laparoscopy of the pelvic nerves and the LION procedure.

Laparoscopy

Laparoscopy, which has been specially developed for use on the pelvic nerves, enables nerve-sparing surgery on the pelvic nerves.

Using special, high-resolution video cameras, which allow a special magnification, all pelvic nerves can now be reached laparoscopically.

The aim of the nerve-saving surgical techniques is to preserve the function of the bladder, intestines and sexual organs.

LION-Procedure

Nerve dysfunctions in the pelvic region can be effectively treated with the method of neuromodulation – the safe application of electricity to the nerves. The LION procedure (Laparoscopic Implantation Of Neuroprothesis) is used for this purpose. It is the world’s first technique to allow the selective placement of electrodes on certain pelvic nerves in order to stimulate them electrically.

Diseases that can be treated within the framework of Neuropelveology

Overactive bladder, incontinence, sexual problems and paraplegia:

The LION-Procedure and the special laparoscopy have revolutionized the treatment.

Chronic Pelvic Pain

Pudendal Neuralgia

Endometriosis of the Sciatic Nerve

Sexual Dysfunction in Men and Women

Overactive Bladder

Dysfunctions of the Pelvic Organs

Prolapse & Incontinence

Neuropathic Pelvic Pain

Mesh Complications

Spinal Cord Injury

Ilio-Sacral & Pelvic Nerve Tumors

Endometriosis