Methodological limitations and conflicts of interest in spinal cord stimulation research impair trustworthiness

We write as concerned researchers in neurostimulation and evidence synthesis. This is now the third systematic review and meta-analysis from this group on near-identical research questions,[1 2][1] all referencing the same PROSPERO systematic review protocol, in which the authors have known

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Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine
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2026-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.1136/rapm-2026-107971
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Pain Management and Treatment
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Methodological limitations and conflicts of interest in spinal cord stimulation research impair trustworthiness

Adrian Traeger, Joanna Diong, Kamila Navarro, Barbara Mintzes
Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine
Pain Management and Treatment
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Methodological limitations and conflicts of interest in spinal cord stimulation research impair trustworthiness

Adrian Traeger, Joanna Diong, Kamila Navarro, Barbara Mintzes
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We write as concerned researchers in neurostimulation and evidence synthesis. This is now the third systematic review and meta-analysis from this group on near-identical research questions,[1 2][1] all referencing the same PROSPERO systematic review protocol, in which the authors have known

Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine
The University of Sydney (AU), Institute for Musculoskeletal Health (AU)
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Pain Management and Treatment
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