Neuromodulation of the posterior tibial nerve is a non-invasive method that delivers low-intensity electrical impulses along the path of the posterior tibial nerve on the inside of the ankle.

This technique is indicated for treating overactive bladder.

The stimulation threshold will be determined by the patient's sensitive perception of the stimulation.

The skin electrodes will be positioned along the path of the posterior tibial nerve: the first opposite the medial malleolus and the second 10 cm above.

Session planning

Plan for one session per day, for at least 3 months.