It was reported that the patient is having issues maintaining a consistent coupling interval to charge her implantable neurostimulator (ins) in a reasonable amount of time.The ins pocket is deep and the breast tissue puts it at an angle making it challenging to charge.They attempted multiple locations around the device, tried adhesive discs, and antenna locator function with limited success.They would like to try the new wireless recharger (wr) in hopes that the wr will provide a better connection and be more comfortable for her, easing this task.Additional information was received from a manufacturer representative (rep) reporting they met and educated the patient today about the wireless recharger (wr).The left chest device worked out well, but the right chest device still had challenges in connecting consistently.It is not the recharging equipment but because of where it is implanted.The patient is going to try some different positions next sunday and will see.They charge once per week.
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