Peripheral Nerve Stimulation an Update

This presentation explores advancements in peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS), emphasizing improved hardware, patient selection, and new clinical applications. The speaker highlights the evolution from bulky spinal cord stimulators to minimally invasive wireless systems, making PNS viable for various pain conditions.

Peripheral Nerve Stimulation an Update

Published on April 17, 2025

This presentation explores advancements in peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS), emphasizing improved hardware, patient selection, and new clinical applications. The speaker highlights the evolution from bulky spinal cord stimulators to minimally invasive wireless systems, making PNS viable for various pain conditions. Patient selection is critical for success, considering nerve anatomy, diagnostic blocks, and social factors. The talk also discusses new nerve targets, such as superior cluneal nerves and sacroiliac joints, as well as multifidus stimulation for functional restoration. The future of PNS lies in optimizing placement, refining patient selection, and combining multiple neuromodulation techniques.

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This presentation explores advancements in peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS), emphasizing improved hardware, patient selection, and new clinical applications. The speaker highlights the evolution from bulky spinal cord stimulators to minimally invasive wireless systems, making PNS viable for various pain conditions. Patient selection is critical for success, considering nerve anatomy, diagnostic blocks, and social factors. The talk also discusses new nerve targets, such as superior cluneal nerves and sacroiliac joints, as well as multifidus stimulation for functional restoration. The future of PNS lies in optimizing placement, refining patient selection, and combining multiple neuromodulation techniques.

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