Spinal Cord "Pacemaker" controls Chronic Pain

Spinal Cord "Pacemaker" controls Chronic Pain
Aug-13-09
Low levels of electrical energy, delivered straight to the nerve fibers in the spinal cord, can disrupt the signals that certain chronic pain conditions send to the brain, and replace them with a much more pleasant tingling sensation.

Developed by St Jude Midical, the Eon Mini is the world's smallest rechargeable neurostimulator. It is the size of a silver dollar and weighs only 29g (1oz). It sits under the skin of the buttock or abdomen, and its rechargeable battery should last nearly 10 years.

It can be programmed by remote control to treat as many as eight different chronic pain areas and, in doing so, it can get many patients with chronic pain off morphine and back into a semblance of normal life.

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Spinal Cord "Pacemaker" controls Chronic Pain


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Great news.
Would like to know more- Especially about use with Fibromyalgia.
Bless you!
Posted by Freda Cohen Forster on August 18, 2009
After 2 unsuccessful surgeries for spinal stenosis a spinal chord pacemaker has been suggested and I am looking for information on the success of this procedure.
Posted by Noreen Popiel on June 14, 2010
THANKS FOR THE INFO ON SPINAL CORD STIMULATOR. WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE TO GET INFO ON MORPHINE PUMP IMPLANT TO REDUCE PAIN FROM SPINAL CORD. REGARDS RON
Posted by RONALD DUKA on May 1, 2012

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