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By Mr Richard Gullan
05.03.19
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How is a spinal cord stimulator inserted to treat chronic pain?
If you suffer from chronic pain in your back, arms or legs, then spinal cord stimulation therapy can help block the pain and bring some relief. Of course, as with any surgical procedures there lies a risk and a patient should know exactly what to expect following the operation. Top neurosurgeon Mr Richard Gullan explains all...
By Mr Richard Gullan
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Spinal cord stimulation for chronic pain
Living with chronic pain can really impact your daily life. There's now a small surgically implanted device known as a spinal cord stimulator that is inserted next to the vertebrae and masks pain signals before they reach the brain. Expert neurosurgeon Mr Richard Gullan explains more...
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By Dr Dora Lozsadi
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By Mr Sanj Bassi
12.02.19
Neurology
Booking an appointment with London Neurosurgery Partnership
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