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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Real-world evidence on spinal cord neuromodulation and pain: Long-term effectiveness analysis in a single-center cohort.

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Papers: 15 Oct 2022 - 21 Oct 2022


2021


Brain Spine


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/36247397?dopt=Abstract


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Real-world evidence on spinal cord neuromodulation and pain: Long-term effectiveness analysis in a single-center cohort.

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Real-world evidence on spinal cord neuromodulation and pain: Long-term effectiveness analysis in a single-center cohort.
Viñuela-Prieto J M, Paz-Solís J F, Isla-Guerrero A, Díaz-de-Terán J, Gandía-González M L
Brain Spine. 2021; 1:100301.
PMID: 36247397.

Abstract

Chronic pain inflicts damage in multiple spheres of patient's life and remains a challenge for health care providers. Real-world evidence derived from outcome registries represents a key aspect of the ongoing systematic assessment and future development of neurostimulation devices.
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