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Old 07-13-2010, 10:32 AM #1
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I'm scheduled to get 2 implants. When I asked if we could run all the leads off of one, I was told that it would be possible but probably not a good idea. If I ever needed more stimulation in either the lumbar or cervical area, then the one implant wouldn't give me enough juice to get the increased stimulation I was looking for. So, I've decided to go with two implants. Maybe they've come up with an implant that CAN handle two areas now?
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