High‐frequency spinal cord stimulation in treatment of phantom lower limb pain following spinal cord injury: A case report

The effectiveness of this approach may be attributed to its ability to modulate supraspinal pain processing, allowing for targeted relief of various pain mechanisms below the level of injury.

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Pain Practice
Published
2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1111/papr.13437
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1
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Pain Management and Treatment
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High‐frequency spinal cord stimulation in treatment of phantom lower limb pain following spinal cord injury: A case report

Tillman Boesel, Antonio Di Ieva, Rachel J. Park
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Pain Management and Treatment
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High‐frequency spinal cord stimulation in treatment of phantom lower limb pain following spinal cord injury: A case report

Tillman Boesel, Antonio Di Ieva, Rachel J. Park
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Abstract

The effectiveness of this approach may be attributed to its ability to modulate supraspinal pain processing, allowing for targeted relief of various pain mechanisms below the level of injury.

Pain PracticeVol. 25(1)
New South Wales Department of Health (AU), Macquarie University (AU)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 25%
Pain Management and Treatment
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