2017•The Spine JournalRequires access

Trends and Revision Rate of Spinal Cord Stimulator in Patients Diagnosed with Failed Back Surgery Syndrome or Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: an Analysis of 10,795 Cases

Koji Tamai, Zorica Buser, Christopher Wang, Permsak Paholpak, Hiroaki Nakamura, Jeffrey C. Wang

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Key concepts: Medicine, Spinal cord stimulator, Failed back surgery, Complex regional pain syndrome, Spinal cord stimulation, Context (archaeology), Surgery, Neuropathic pain

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