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Occipital Nerve Stimulator Lead Pathway Length Changes with Volunteer Movement: An In Vitro Study
Pain Practice, 10/27/09

Trentman TL et al. – Internal pulse generators in sites other than the buttock, including infraclavicular or low abdomen, may be associated with lower lead migration risk. There are many considerations when selecting insertion sites and lead pathways for occipital nerve stimulation. Implanters and patients may consider these results when contemplating surgical approaches to this challenging form of peripheral nerve stimulation.

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