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The healthcare professional (hcp) reported through a manufacturer representative that the patient experienced stimulation that felt ¿considerably stronger than usual¿ right after entering a ¿live venue.¿ it was stated that there was ¿no change even though the position was changed¿ and that it ¿returned when leaving the venue.¿ it was noted that it was ¿possible that commercial power, etc., was being used because of the live venue¿ and that this may have led or contributed the issue.The patient¿s physician¿s observation about causality was confirmed to be unknown.There were no actions in particular taken to address the issue as the patient¿s stimulation had ¿returned when leaving the venue;¿ the issue was considered resolved at the time of report.There were no surgical interventions planned or performed and the complex regional pain syndrome (crps) patient was alive with no injury at the time of report.No further complications were reported or anticipated.
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