The consumer reported that the patient turned the stimulation off shortly after it was implanted because "he just kind of gave up on setting it; he just could not be still and would practically fall out of his chair." the was doing better on medication than with the stimulator; he thrashed around when using the stimulator and "the doctor could never get it to work." the consumer thought the patient turned it off in 2012 and it was still implanted.There was no pain or issues with it still being implanted.The consumer also mentioned that the patient fell and broke his hip two and a half years ago, in 2012, and was now in a nursing home because of it.It was noted that the fall could be related to the event, but it was unclear based on the time frame.The patient's indication for use was movement disorders.It was unclear if the fall was related to the event and if any further interventions were performed, so additional information was requested.If additional information is received a supplemental report will be sent.
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