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Old 02-05-2011, 02:38 PM #1
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Default severe abdominal pain after spinal cord stimulator inserted
A friend had the spinal cord stimulator inserted for CRPS on Thurs and Sunday was in the hospital with uncontrollable abdominal pain. Cat scans and everything done were completely negative finally had some relief after massive doses of narcotics. I know one of the leads was at T12, anyone have any info would be appreciated.
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