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    Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator

    Posted by ann marie bednarski on 9/17/11

    On 10/19/09, Kathy wrote:
    > On 7/17/09, Becky wrote:
    >> On 2/12/08, Laurie wrote:
    >>> I posted earlier that I had the ANS, but when I went to look
    >>> at the box it all came in, I realized it was actually the
    >>> Advanced Bionics. As I mentioned in my earlier post, my trial
    >>> went really wrong and since then, things have worsened. Its
    >>> been 2 weeks since the trial was inserted and 10 days since
    >>> they removed everything, and the pain is more incredible each
    >>> day. The Dr.'s PA is seeing me on Thursday, to look at my
    >>> back. In the area that the leads were placed, there are 2 hard
    >>> bunmps (which feel like bone spurs sticking out, or
    >>> something). If I learn more on Thursday, I will post it.
    >>>
    >>> Laurie
    >>>
    >>> On 2/12/08, britt wrote:
    >>>> I have been watching this board regarding all the nightmares
    >>>> regarding SCS. I also have an Advanced Bionics SCS. This was
    >>>> the worst decision I have ever made to have this implanted.
    >>>> I have been having nothing but problems. Mine does not work
    >>>> right. It has been reprogrammed and still does not work
    >>>> right. My pain is ALOT worse now than it was before I had
    >>>> this implanted.
    >>>> I am in the process of changing Doc's right now because of
    >>>> this. I am also really concerned because the new Doc's do
    >>>> not use Advanced Bionic..... They use Medtronics!!!
    >>>>
    >>>> briterztoyou@gmail.com if you have any questions....
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> n 2/11/08, Sue wrote:
    >>>>> I also have a spinal cord stimulator but mine is an
    >>>> Advanced
    >>>>> Bionics brand. While a lot of these posts discuss the ANS
    >>>>> or Medtronic units, I'm wondering if anyone has experience
    >>>>> with the Advanced Bionics systems.
    >>>>>
    >>>>> My stimulator is currently working fine. I had to have 2
    >>>>> surgeries though. The leads used in the first surgery
    >>>> moved
    >>>>> so I had to have an additional surgery to implant "paddle
    >>>>> leads". I am still having the same pain, and actually it
    >>>>> feels like it's increased.
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Anyone else want to share experiences about their Advanced
    >>>>> Bionics equipment?
    >>>>> It is just terrible reading about others experiences with
    >>>>> the ANS and Medtronic products!
    >>
    >>
    >> I have a stimulator that is advance bionics and it worked for a
    >> couple of weeks and i have to go and the end of the month and
    >> have paddle leads put in but the pain is still there and has
    >> increased alot more than what it had been. My rsd keeps
    >> migrating and it seems like nothing is working. If anyone has
    >> had paddle leads put in can you please respond and let me know
    >> how they are inserted and how bad things are. Thank you
    >
    >
    >
    > My husband has Failed Back Syndrome after having a fusion ten
    > years ago.We are in the process of scheduling the Bionics SCS with
    > paddle. A year ago we discussed the SCS with the Doctor but there
    > was no mention of the paddle until now. They remove part of the
    > bone and the paddle fits into the space. Is there anyone who has
    > had this done?

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Spinal Cord Stimulator, 2/11/08, by Sue.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 2/12/08, by britt.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 2/12/08, by Laurie.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 2/27/08, by vicki.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 3/22/08, by James M. Saul.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 3/29/08, by James Whiten.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 4/30/09, by Nikki.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 7/17/09, by Becky.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 10/19/09, by Kathy.
  • Re: Spinal Cord Stimulator, 9/17/11, by ann marie bednarski.


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