Information was received from a consumer regarding a patient who was implanted with a neurostimulator for spinal pain.It was reported that two weeks prior to the report, the patient suddenly felt that the stimulation wasn't working.The week prior to the report, the patient started making adjustments using his patient programmer, and he couldn't remember what he did and was having issues with the patient programmer at the time of the report.It was reviewed how to sync, and the patient was able to connect to the implantable neurostimulator right away.The patient has adaptive stimulation programmed for both group a and b.The patient was feeling stimulation in his lower back and top of the leg muscle as he usually does.Since implant, they have not been able to program the stimulation so that he doesn't feel it in the top of his leg muscle.The patient was going to finish up the process of adjust ing the settings for adaptive stimulation and work with the two programs.If needed, he was going to contact the health care provider office to schedule reprogramming session to tweak the adaptive stimulation settings; however, the patient didn't intend to follow up with any health care provider.
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