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Addressing Chronic Pain Using Advanced Neuromodulation Techniques

05/10/2019

Allen W. Burton, MD, discusses 2 new types of implantable neurostimulation devices featuring 2 advanced spinal column stimulation techniques, which may be superior to conventional tonic spinal cord therapy used in clinical practice for the past few decades.

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