It was reported the patient who was being treated for a ¿predominantly axial dystonic tremor¿ experienced ¿a shocking feeling down the left side of his body which seemed to be triggered particularly when he flexed his abdomen.¿ the patient had reportedly experienced the shocking condition ¿later on¿ after implant with no known associated falls or traumas.The patient¿s physician noted the implantable neurostimulator (ins) ¿was sited in the abdomen, so it was as if moving it induced the shocking feeling.¿ turning the patient¿s ins off resulted in a return of the patient¿s tremor symptoms; however the patient was unable to elicit the shocking feeling at that time.The possibility of an ins-extension connection issue was reported, though impedance testing of the patient¿s system returned ¿normal¿ measurements.The patient was reportedly ¿receiving effective therapy except for times when receiving the shocking sensation¿ at the time of report and was noted to be alive with no injury.A supplemental report will be filed if additional information is received.
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Concomitant: product id 37085-95, serial# (b)(4), implanted: 2012-(b)(6), product type extension.Product id 37085-95, serial# (b)(4), implanted: 2012-(b)(6), product type extension.(b)(4).
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