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Old 05-13-2014, 06:13 PM #1
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Default Medtronic NeuroStimulator
[SIZE=“5”][/SIZE] I have a Medtronic
NeuroStimulator attached to my spine. So far I have had no good results.
It has been set on 0.10 for some months. On the 2nd of June my Pain Doctor wishes to try using it again. I am afread it will increase my P/N.
Any one have advise on P/N and Stimulator
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