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Question External Electrodes?
Howdy friends!

A new member is inquiring about external leads being hooked up to his existing Boston Scientific SCS for shoulder pain. Evidentally his Rep told him this could be done. He wants to know if anybody here knows anything about this.

He posted up in the 'Stickies' at the top of the forum.
Here's his post if you'd like to respond to him:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/post939781-43.html

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