Information was received from a consumer regarding a patient with an implantable neurostimulator (ins) for complex regional pain syndrome type ii.It was reported that the patient was turning the ins off with the patient programmer (pp), but the ins was still not off.The caller said that instead of feeling stimulation in the patient¿s arm, they felt stimulation in their left foot.The caller said that when the patient changed positions stimulation goes from the left up around the patient¿s groin and down the other leg.The caller stated the pp indicated that stimulation was off, but the patient still felt stimulation.The patient was advised to get the ins checked by the healthcare provider.No further complications were reported.
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