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Old 05-13-2013, 08:12 PM #11
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During the trial my leads were initially at T9 and I had HORRIBLE chest pain and nausea. We ended up doing a paddle at T11-12. Do you have the percutaneous leads or a paddle? Either way they should be able to move the coverage down for you depending on where you have pain.
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