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Old 12-17-2014, 06:44 PM #1
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Confused newbie SCS implant with ?
Just had permanent scs Medtronic placed 12/15/2014 and will have my first post op visit 12/22/2014. I'm to learn how to charge battery at that time, but reading other post saw that you can have several programs. What kind of things should I be asking the rep when I see them, have no idea what this baby can do other than what they set up for me during the trial. Any suggestions, advice would be great.
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