Transforming Sacral Neuromodulation: Improving Patient and Physician Experience with the Axonics System (On-demand)-Transforming Sacral Neuromodulation: Improving Patient and Physician Experience with the Axonics System

Transforming Sacral Neuromodulation: Improving Patient and Physician Experience with the Axonics System

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Video Summary

The video is a webinar on the topic of transforming sacral neuromodulation and improving patient and physician experience with the Axonics System. The video begins with the speaker thanking Augs for sponsoring the webinar series and introducing the topic. The objectives of the talk are mentioned, which include understanding how sacral neuromodulation works, learning about the Axonics System and its unique advantages, reviewing recent long-term clinical study data, and hearing about how the Axonics System has been incorporated into the speaker's practice. Two speakers, Dr. Kenton and Dr. Mahal, introduce themselves and their affiliation with Axonics. Dr. Kenton discusses sacral neuromodulation, its history, and the limitations of previous devices. She then explains the improvements and advantages of the Axonics System, including a smaller rechargeable stimulator, MRI compatibility, and longer battery life. Dr. Kenton also presents data from the Artisan Trial, which showed the effectiveness and safety of the Axonics System in treating urgency incontinence. Dr. Mahal discusses his experience in incorporating the Axonics System into his practice and highlights the benefits for both patients and physicians. The speakers answer questions from the audience and conclude by emphasizing the importance of staying informed and open to new therapies.

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Kimberly Kenton, MD, MS & Amandeep Mahal, MD

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Concept Sacral Neuromodulation

Concept Axonics System

Concept Urinary Dysfunction

Concept Bowel Dysfunction

Concept Artisan Trial

Keywords

webinar

sacral neuromodulation

Axonics System

patient experience

physician experience

long-term clinical study data

Artisan Trial

urgency incontinence

MRI compatibility

Sacral Neuromodulation

Axonics System

Urinary Dysfunction

Bowel Dysfunction

Artisan Trial