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Old 09-02-2011, 06:36 PM #1
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Just wondering if anyone here has the St. Jude SCS??

If so, does it help lumbar/lower body---leg and foot pain---?
This is where I would need mine implanted.

What is your percentage of relief?

I am awaiting consultation to have the trial/temporary implant.

Any information good or bad will be greatly appreciated!!

Thank you...

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