Efficacy of the percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation in the treatment of OABS (Over Active Bladder Syndrome ) in both technique :unilateral and bilateral nerve stimulating

Efficacy of the percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation in the treatment of OABS (Over Active Bladder Syndrome ) in both technique :unilateral and bilateral nerve stimulating

Using the online site sealedenvelop.com (the site for sequencing block randomization) The four blocks are randomly assigned to patients in two groups: A: The patient receives only one electrode, and B: The patient receives both electrodes (standard treatment). The order in which the patients are placed to receive the electrode is provided to the technician. The study is Double blind. (Patient and surgeon) 32 patients referred to Sinai Hospital (with ethical consent) are studied. The study is an intervention, phase 3, parallel and therapeutic.

This clinical trial will be performed on 32 patients at Sina Hospital. Double blind(Patient and surgeon) Technician (importer of patients in each group based on random blocks) Random blocks, four blocks randomly from patients A: an electrode B: two electrodes 8 quadruple blocks are made which are placed in separate envelopes. Randomized blocks are given to a technician. After the patient enters, the technician performs the intervention by opening each envelope regarding the intervention method (A or B) for the patient.

Inclusion criteria: Patients aged 18 to 50 years Patients with OAB Exclusion criteria:People with neurological disease People with any cancer History of chemotherapy or radiotherapy History of pelvic surgery includes history of urological surgery

First Intervention Group: One-way PTNS Second Intervention Group:Two-way PTNS (Standard treatment)

Urgent urinary incontinence

Due to the low number of resistant PTNS patient samples, the number of samples was reduced to 32, 16 in each group.

The present study is a double-blind randomized clinical trial. For randomization, the blanced block randomization method is used to generate four blocks. Intervention group A and control group B have been determined.According to the randomization method, we expect the two groups to differ by a maximum of 2 people in terms of the number of people assigned. After the methodologist prepares the randomization sequence using the sealdenvelop online site, the generated sequence will be made available to a technician outside the research team.Quadruple blocks (A or B) are placed in envelopes. After the arrival of the first patient with the inclusion criteria, the envelopes are randomly selected and the type of patient group is informed to the research team through a trained technician.The patient is placed in unilateral or bilateral nerve stimulating treatment group based on the randomly selected envelope.

Patients who have given their consent to participate in the study and Therapist To perform the blinding process, envelopes related to the type of intervention are provided only to the technician. The physician is not informed of the type of intervention (bilateral or unilateral) (to avoid bias). In both methods of intervention, two electrodes are connected to the patient, but randomly, the electrode current is one-way or two-way. Therefore, the patient will not know the type of intervention.

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