For which patients would you consider offering a spinal cord stimulator for management of autonomic dysfunction?
In light of the publication from Upadhyay et al., PMID 42317471.
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Neurosurgery · University of Michigan
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The use of SCS for its effects on the autonomic nervous system is one of the more interesting applications of neurostimulation. We’ve known for years that SCS has a potent sympatholytic effect, and it has been used for peripheral and cardiac ischemia extensively. This use has been more prevalent in ...
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