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Image: Surgery in process to implant a device; Copyright: University of Chicago Medicine

University of Chicago Medicine

Revi neuromodulation: A new approach to UUI treatment

03/10/2024

UChicago Medicine performs Illinois’ first Revi implant: minimally invasive device offers new hope for treating urinary urgency incontinence.

Image: A bladder implant consisting of a small stretchable sensor with a green implantable box as base station; Copyright: Northwestern University

Northwestern University

A wireless bladder monitoring device

03/04/2024

A new medical device developed by researchers at Northwestern University might soon offer individuals with bladder dysfunctions a way to monitor their condition in real time, thanks to a groundbreaking implant and accompanying smartphone app.

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