1. Methods: 43 cases of sacral nerve root compression without lumbar disc protrusion were treated with laminectomy or decompression of the intervertebral foramen.

2. First, only one sacral nerve is reinnervated, but the sacral autonomic outflow derives from S2–S5 on both sides.

3. Successful reinnervation of one sacral nerve has been shown to allow voluntary eliciting of a detrusor contraction; however, its efficacy is expected to be limited by several facts.

4. Lumbar to sacral nerve rerouting can improve bladder and bowel function in patients with neurogenic bladder associated with spina bifida.

5. And compression of lower sacral nerve roots produces pain unlike that of sciatica.

6. Objective: To explore the efficacy and safety of sacral nerve neuromodulation( SNN) in the treatment of chronic voiding dysfunctions.

7. Objective: To explore the efficacy and safety of sacral nerve neuromodulation in the treatment of chronic voiding dysfunctions.

8. Conclusion Differential sacral nerve anterior root rhizotomy is a good and effective method to treat spastic bladder after spinal cord injury.

9. The vertical distance from the sacral nerve emerged above and below the piriformis muscle to the PS line connecting the posterior superior iliac spine and the sacral horn line was measured.

10. Objective: To study the functional dog sacral nerve to the bladder and hindlimb muscles strength, understanding of sacral nerve damage caused by the bladder and lower extremity impairment situation.

11. Objective To explore the efficacy and safety of sacral nerve neuromodulation( SNN) in the treatment of chronic voiding dysfunction.

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12. Methods Data in 6 patients with chronic voiding dysfunction who had received treatment of sacral nerve neuromodulation were retrospectively analyzed.

13. Xiao reported an 87% success rate for regaining bladder control after lumbar to sacral nerve rerouting in spina bifida children in China [1].

14. Central denervation was performed in the spinal cord or sacral nerve roots.

15. Objective: To observe the effect of magnetic stimulation of sacral nerve roots on detrusor urinate overactivity after spinal cord injury.

16. They can extend through the sacral foramen to cause sacral nerve root compression.

17. After reinnervation, the patient is able to stimulate the reinnervated sacral nerve and elicit a bladder contraction by scratching the skin of the respective lumbar dermatome.

18. Objective: To evaluate the anorectal and bladder functions after sacral nerve resection in the patients with sacral bone tumors.

19. And, the caffeine will also have negative influence to the nonage's sacral nerve growth.

20. The pilot data was supportive of Dr. Xiao's procedure, and now an NIH sponsored clinical trial is being conducted to further study lumbar to sacral nerve rerouting in spina bifida patients.

21. Objective To study the effect of CT-Guided percutaneous puncture on the sacral nerve root sheath cyst.