Re: ANS SCS failure - lawsuit?
Posted by gary miles on 12/12/09
On 1/31/09, Lauren deLorimier wrote: > On 9/15/08, Lee Schooler wrote: >> I had an ANS SCS that failed. The antenna bent and pinched >> my spinal cord and I had to have it removed due to the >> intense increase of new pains. Now my spinal cord >> continues to have some sort of dent/pinch in it that >> appears to be causing continued problems & pain. Has >> anyone taken ANS to court? I need to figure out if there's >> any real chance of getting these guys to pay for what has >> happened. >> >> thanks for your time >> Lee Schooler > > Lee, > > I had the permanent ANS implanted 3 weeks ago and suffered > nerve damage (per the Dr.) in the process in addition to > finding out last week that the leads are also sitting on top > of my nerves (per the Dr. & x rays) causing "additional" > pain. The doctor who installed the SCS says I need to go to a > Neurosurgeon now to have him redo the surgery. I visited with > a Neurosurgeon yesterday who informed me he would not & has > NEVER installed SCS because case studies show that SCS ONLY > works for 6 months and then the patient is forced to have it > surgically removed. Have you ever heard of this? What were > you told in regard to how long the SCS would provide you with > pain relief? A year, five years, life time, etc? Please > respond, this is my first attempt at this > forum.............Thank you in advance:)
Posts on this thread, including this one
- ANS SCS failure - lawsuit?, 9/15/08, by Lee Schooler.
- Re: ANS SCS failure - lawsuit?, 1/31/09, by Lauren deLorimier.
- Re: ANS SCS failure - lawsuit?, 12/12/09, by gary miles.
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