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The patient was implanted with a nalu peripheral nerve stimulator system on (b)(6) 2024 with the implantable pulse generator (ipg) being placed in the lower back area.After activating the system, the patient noted that the shifting body positions would cause disruptions in communication between the ipg and the external therapy discs, leading to intermittent pain relief.Xray imaging found that, in addition to the communication issues, both implanted leads had also migrated away from the optimal placement.On (b)(6) 2024 a surgical revision was performed to place a new ipg at a less dynamic location of the back and to place new leads back at the desired location.See mdr 3015425075-2024-00413.After activating the revised system, the patient noted that the superior cluneal lead was only getting coverage in the hip area and not addressing the lower back pain.On (b)(6) 2025 a surgical revision was performed to open up the site and pull the lead to a more medial position to better cover the lower back pain.No product was removed or replaced and no new implants were introduced during this procedure.
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