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Small electrical pulses delivered by the SCS system to the spinal cord for pain therapy.
Small, battery-powered electronic device implanted inside the body.
Do not operate vehicles or machinery with paresthesia-causing stimulation active.
Invisible signals from equipment can affect the implanted Senza system.
Senza system is MR Conditional; follow specific guidelines for MRI safety.
This device is not to be used in pregnant or nursing women.
Test the Senza system for several days to evaluate its effectiveness for pain control.
Uses special purple batteries. Do not use other types to avoid device damage.
Use plus/minus buttons to adjust intensity; doctor sets maximum limits.
IPG is rechargeable; learn how to maintain its charge for maximum service.
Align the Charging Coil over the IPG site through clothing.
Check ON/OFF status, cable connections, and battery if therapy has stopped.
If all lights blink or rapid beeps occur, device may need service. Contact your doctor.
Diagram and parts list for the Trial Stimulator and OR Cable.
Diagram and parts list for the RC1000 Remote Control.
Steps to press the Program button to turn the RC2000 ON.
General| Device Type | Spinal Cord Stimulator |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Nevro Corp |
| Frequency | 10 kHz |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable |
| MRI Compatibility | Conditional |
| Battery Life | Up to 10 years |
| Therapy | HF10 Therapy |
| Indication | Chronic Pain |
| Programmable Parameters | Amplitude, pulse width, frequency |
| Implantable Components | Pulse Generator, Leads |
| External Components | Charger |
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