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General| Device Type | Spinal Cord Stimulator System |
|---|---|
| Indication | Chronic pain management |
| Implantable Components | Pulse generator, leads |
| MRI Compatibility | MR Conditional (specific conditions apply, refer to labeling) |
| Lead Options | Percutaneous and paddle leads |
| Rechargeability | Rechargeable and non-rechargeable options available |
| Stimulation Modes | Multiple, including Burst, Tonic, and Combination therapies |
| Programming | External programmer allows for adjustment of stimulation parameters (amplitude, pulse width, rate, electrode configuration) |
Critical warnings for patients regarding charging, MRI, diathermy, and electromagnetic interference.
Lists potential risks and adverse effects associated with the SCS system, including surgical and device-related complications.
Steps for testing stimulation during surgery, including checking impedance, patient feedback, and lead repositioning.
Steps for implanting the IPG, including preparing the pocket and tunneling to the IPG site.
Outlines the limited warranty for leads, extensions, and splitters, covering defects for one year from implantation.
Explains the limited warranty for external components like the remote control and charging system, covering defects for one year from purchase.
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