What Are The Benefits of Spinal Cord Stimulation For Pain After Back Surgery?
Dr. Eric DePopas summarizes some of the largest studies to date on spinal cord stimulation for patients with chronic back pain or chronic pain after
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What Makes Spinal Cord Stimulation Unique?
https://youtu.be/-NbBUmtlPUo What Makes Spinal Cord Stimulation Unique? In this video, we reached out to Dr. Richard Paicius from the SC Spine & Pain clinic in
Provider Spotlight | Dr. Paicius | How Many Spinal Cord Stimulator Procedures Have You Done?
https://youtu.be/_4DCleZTwQM How Many Spinal Cord Stimulation Procedures Have You Done? In this video, we reached out to Dr. Richard Paicius from the SC Spine &
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Thousands of people come to PainTheory each month to make smart choices about pain treatment and find vetted specialists. We only work with interventional pain
4 Things No One Tells You About Dealing With Pain After Back Surgery
Failed Back Surgery Syndrome, or (FBSS), refers to patients who experience new or persistent pain after spinal surgery for back or leg pain (1). While
What Makes a Good Candidate for Spinal Cord Stimulation?
There are two main factors doctors consider when determining if a patient is a “good” candidate for spinal cord stimulation: Pain after back surgery: Is
9 Common Questions About Spinal Cord Stimulation
A lot of people have questions about spinal cord stimulation (SCS) and whether it can help them find relief. You’ve been dealing with chronic pain
Normal Back Pain Or Compression Fracture? 6 Signs You Can’t Overlook
Are you experiencing back pain that won’t go away? While back pain is a common issue that will impact 80% of people at some point in their
A Guide To Minimally Invasive Treatment Options for Chronic Back Pain
What’s in this Guide? What is chronic pain? When to see a doctor for chronic pain Treatment options for chronic pain What are minimally invasive
How OTC Pain Medication and Exercise can Solve 80% of Back Pain
Low back pain is an epidemic. In fact, 80% of adults report experiencing low back pain at some point in their lives. It’s a major cause
