Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (PNS)

Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) uses a small device to send mild electrical pulses to targeted nerves. This therapy helps disrupt pain signals and provides lasting relief for chronic nerve-related conditions.

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Precision-Based Pain Management

Peripheral nerve stimulation is an advanced treatment that targets specific nerves responsible for chronic pain. Using a small implantable device, electrical impulses are sent to the affected nerve, helping to interrupt pain signals and replace them with a gentle tingling sensation.

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Who Can Benefit?

PNS is typically used for patients experiencing pain in specific areas such as the limbs, trunk, or post-surgical sites. Its often a solution for individuals who have tried other therapies without success.

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How It Works

A trial procedure is conducted first to ensure a good response. During this outpatient session, a small electrode is placed near the painful nerve and connected to an external stimulator. If the trial proves effective, a permanent system can be implanted, providing long-term relief.

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Advantages of PNS

  • Minimally invasive

  • Reversible and adjustable

  • Reduces or eliminates the need for pain medications

  • Offers targeted pain relief without affecting the entire nervous system

Peripheral nerve stimulation is an innovative, customizable solution that puts patients in control of their pain.

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