The Effects of Spinal Cord Stimulators on End Organ Perfusion: A Literature Review.

Cureus · 2020 · PMC7152574 · PMID 32292667

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According to the Cochrane analysis, “all studies showed a trend towards a better amputation-free salvage in the SCS group” as low as p=0.08 in the Spincemaille et al. study [ 25 , 27 ].

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Interestingly, patients that underwent SCS had a strong trend towards amputation-free salvage of the affected limbs compared to those that were treated with conservative treatment, with many patients having clinical improvement in the ischemic ulcers and improvement from ischemic rest pain to mild claudication [ 25 , 27 - 29 ].

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