Clinical notes were received which reported that the patient is able to feel vns stimulation (i.E.¿kick in from time to time), but the patient may still have small seizures and he may faint or pass out.The notes state the vns was interrogated during the vns visit and was found to show end-of-life of the battery.Information was received from the physician¿s nurse that the physician had no had no way to tell what the cause of the fainting was but that the patient appeared to have been doing better after his replacement although the reason for replacement was not due to the fainting.Regarding the relationship of the fainting to vns, the nurse did not directly answer that vns was to blame but appears herself to suspect that end of life was the cause of the patient's fainting.Although at the time when the fainting first began the device was not at end of service.No additional or relevant information has been received to date.
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