Friday, February 22, 2019

Journal on medical science

Abstract

Nearly 90 million Americans suffer from #chronic back pain and eventually get habituated to opioid #pain medication hoping for long term relief. Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) evolved over 4 decades as an alternative and effective pain management therapeutic modality, especially in failed back surgery #syndrome (FBSS). However technology limitations due to the bulk of the equipment and the limited frequency utilized in the stimulation restricted SCS applications. Over the past few years several advancements in nanotechnology and innovative minimally invasive surgical techniques have shown promising results. They also have a potential for less #tissue damage, reduced hospital time and health care costs.

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