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Danielle Levin1, Sarah Levin2, Abhin Shah3
1Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center, Plainsboro, NJ.
Background:
Low back pain is a debilitating symptom that may develop into a refractory chronic condition, resistant to physical, medical, psychological, and/or interventional therapy options. We would like to share the first report of a nanotechnology pain patch providing > 90% chronic back pain relief for 3 months.
Case Report:
A 75-year-old man with chronic low back pain secondary to L2-L3 disc herniation suffered from pain for > 35 years. He found physical therapy, baclofen, low-dose opioids, and lumbar epidural steroid injection ineffective. A trial of a nanotechnology pain patch (nCAP Signal Relief Patch) worn daily provided the patient with consistent 90% to 100% back pain relief and enabled the patient to have significant functional improvement.
Conclusions:
This case report demonstrates that the nCAP Signal Relief Patch could be a simple, safe, noninvasive, and effective treatment option for those affected by chronic low back pain.
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