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Pain reduction in amputees by long-term spinal cord stimulation. Long-term follow-up study over 5 years
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Abstract:
This follow-up study analyzes the results of dorsal column stimulation instituted between 1972 and 1974 for the relief of pain in 84 patients, including 64 amputees. Good results decreased from 52.4% after 2 years of stimulation to 39% after 5 years. Special therapeutic problems in amputees are discussed.
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