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Non-invasive neuromodulation for LUTS in Parkinson's disease: a comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis of tibial nerve stimulation with GRADE evaluation.

Aug 2026 · Acta Neurologica Belgica · 0 citations · 13 references
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TL;DR

TNS improved urodynamic function in PD patients, but this objective improvement does not consistently translate to subjective symptom relief, highlighting the complexity of PD-related LUTS.

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