A healthcare professional (hcp) reported currently in or replacing an implantable neurostimulator (ins).The consumer was getting good therapy, with no falls reported.An initial impedance taken with the ins outside the pocket was c2: >2k ohms, c3: >2k ohms, and 23: >2k ohms.The hcp reported he had taken out the lead and wiped it down.Troubleshooting requested removing the lead and wiping it again; the hcp reported he did see some ¿dirt¿ when the lead was removed and physician indicated he wiped it down again.Re-inserting the lead, electrode impedance tested at 3v was as follows: c2: 416 ohms, c3: 436 ohms, and 23: 757 ohms.The hcp programmed nominal settings and the issue resolved.No symptoms were reported.
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