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Spinal cord stimulation

Moore et al., 2016

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8739130073306107596
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Moore D
McCrory C
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Bja Education

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Chronic pain conditions that fail to improve with conventional medical management (CMM) are a significant burden for the individual and society. While the initial cost of spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is considered high, both its clinical and costeffectiveness are now well …
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