Abstract: The present invention relates to lower urinary dysfunctions and more particularly to an electronic stimulator implant and method to improve bladder voiding and prevent bladder hyperreflexia. There is provided an electronic stimulator implant for which comprises a tonicity signal generator generating a tonicity signal which prevents bladder hyperreflexia combined with a voiding signal generator generating a voiding signal for voiding the bladder. The implant is connected to an end of an electrode, and the second end thereof is connected to a sacral nerve. When the voiding key (or switch) is activated, the voiding signal is generated which activates detrusor muscle contraction, causing bladder voiding. The voiding may be achieved without dyssynergia, by activating detrusor muscle contraction without activating external urethral sphincter contraction. The tonicity signal may be provided intermittently. The implant may be activated by a manually activated external controller.

Abstract: Efficient calibration of circuits is performed using injection imprecise voltage by using different voltages in a subtractive manner to be able to calibrate with respect to a voltage that is out of a desirable measurable range using measuring circuitry. Efficient background calibration of circuits is also achieved by providing an equivalent circuit element to circuit elements receiving an injected calibration signal, and switching circuit elements. Such imprecise voltages can be determined through such calibration, and then used to calibrate a second circuit generating the imprecise voltages.