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Spinal Cord Stimulation

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Published on March 7, 2019
Dr. Andrea Trescot teaches students at Pain School International how to implant a spinal cord stimulator. She demonstrates how to advance the SCS lead through the introducer to obtain optimal positioning. She then explains how to implant the generator and how the SCS is programmed. The students then practice advancing a SCS introducer on a cadaver under fluoroscopy.

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7 responses to “Spinal Cord Stimulation”

  1. rayhan.tariq@gmail.com Avatar
    rayhan.tariq@gmail.com

    Thank you

  2. dr.elahl1974@gmail.com Avatar
    dr.elahl1974@gmail.com

    Can we have a video for cervical scs

  3. amargoyal1@gmail.com Avatar
    amargoyal1@gmail.com

    how many layers do you close the midlune incision after stage 2 , permanet implant?

    1. Dr. Andrea Trescot Avatar
      Dr. Andrea Trescot

      I close in 2 to 3 layers, depending on the heaviness of the patient

      1. amargoyal1@gmail.com Avatar
        amargoyal1@gmail.com

        Thank you

  4. Dr. Andrea Trescot Avatar
    Dr. Andrea Trescot

    Thank you, Narine, for those kind words. Andrea

  5. Narine Avatar
    Narine

    Oh, this was soo good! Respect to the presenter! This was so clear, so understandable, so detailed!
    Thank you Dr Andrea! My applauses!

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