Information was received from a patient regarding their neurostimulator (ins) that was implanted for other chronic/intract pain (trunk/limbs).It was reported that patient saw end of service (eos) on the patient programmer on (b)(6) 2018.Patient also reported that their ins stopped working that same day.Patient was redirected to speak to manufacturer by his pain management hcp to know if there is a "reset button" he can press, or if he needs to schedule a replacement surgery.Eos, device being off and no longer providing therapy information was reviewed with patient and that patient should contact their hcp for a replacement surgery.Patient stated that his ins worked for almost 9 years, just shy of one day.Patient saw a code appear, but said the code was very brief and he could not remember what code he saw.No further complications were reported/anticipated.
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