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Peripheral nerve stimulators

Neuropathy | Last Active: Oct 16, 2023 | Replies (259)

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@sunnyflower

Well, if you decide you want to give it another try, you can try to get a neurolosurgeon to remove or replace or reposition your current device. Specialists specialize just like ortho docs (shoulders, knees, etc.), or attorneys (real-estate, family, business law etc.), so there might be a Neurosurgeon who specializes in this. That would be ideal. Anestheologists do work on spines such as injestions. Not all of them though. But if it were me, I would find a Neurosurgeon who specializes in implanting these. Ideally that would be the best option. No judgment here. All the best, Sunnyflower @sprinrosa64

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I had the neurosurgeon that invented the Abbott Paddle lead implant mine. He has recently relocated to Cheyenne. Of course he had the bedside manner of a thug but at least he corrected my diagnosis to Type 2 and knew what he was doing.