Clinic cart

[DesertDoc16]

I work in a big multi-specialty clinic and get rotated to different clinic spaces through the week. I can’t keep educational material and teaching models in every clinic room because my location is never predictable.

I put together a rolling cart which carries all of my anatomical teaching models/sample devices and a bunch of education material and paperwork that is really helpful to have nearby. Thought I would share this with anyone else who dealing with the same issues, this is a fairly easy and helpful solution. I park it outside of my clinic rooms. I bought everything on Amazon for ~$60.

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[RoloTomassi]

How do you like nalu?

 

[DesertDoc16]

How do you like nalu?

I’ve done a few…. Mostly sciatic nerve at the popliteal fossa for foot/ankle pain. Patients have been happy, great results. Biggest downside is that PNS leads are not MR compatible (extremity can’t be in the coil). Stimwave on the other hand is MR conditional.

 

[RoloTomassi]

Cool. Plan on using for SCS?

 

[Ducttape]

please wipe it down every now and then with an bacteriocidal wipe....

 

[DesertDoc16]

Cool. Plan on using for SCS?

Haven’t put in SCS yet, only PNS thus far

 

[Propofool123]

Cool. Plan on using for SCS?

Their SCS is nice. I’m in fellowship and have seen it used in younger, thin patients. Helps to have a IPG that’ll last 18 years (or so they say…)

They have a new “high frequency” waveform coming out soon I believe.