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What's the correct way to proceed? Bipolar vs mono with grounding pad right up against needles?
Meh, turn off device, put ground pad adjacent to needle placement.What's the correct way to proceed? Bipolar vs mono with grounding pad right up against needles?
Thanks. I've RF'd him before, pre SCS with decent results. Young guy with mostly axial pain and cervicogenic headaches above ACDF. SCS done by someone else for residual arm pain, helps moderately for that.Meh, turn off device, put ground pad adjacent to needle placement.
But how much bang for the buck you getting out of this patient?
I fried a stim once doing RF on a patient.
Early in my career. Did lumbar RFA on a guy with a standard SCS. I’m pretty sure we had him turn it off but honestly don’t remember. All I know is that when he came for f/u he said his stim had quit working. Had the rep come interrogate and they said the battery had died. I think he had it put it in 5 yrs prior. I attributed it to my RFA but who knowsDetails please ..
No connection, the frequency of the RF in totally different, for you comfort you may turn the stim offWhat's the correct way to proceed? Bipolar vs mono with grounding pad right up against needles?