Pocket Pain

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Pocket Pain Syndrom

Pocket pain refers to pain occurring in the area of an implanted pulse generator of a neurostimulator[^1].

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In patients with a Spinal cord stimulator, approximately 17 % develop pocket pain syndrome in the area of the implanted pulse generator, with the highest rate of pocket pain observed following abdominal implantation[^2].

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  • Text changed: “Pocket pain refers to the presence of pain in the area of an implanted pulse generator of a neurostimulator[^1].”“Pocket pain refers to pain occurring in the area of an implanted pulse generator of a neurostimulator[^1].”
  • Text changed: “In patients with a Spinal cord stimulator , approximately 17 % develop pocket pain syndrome in the area of the implanted pulse generator, with the highest rate of pocket pain observed with abdominal implantation[^2].”“In patients with a Spinal cord stimulator , approximately 17 % develop pocket pain syndrome in the area of the implanted pulse generator, with the highest rate of pocket pain observed following abdominal implantation[^2].”
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