357 devices · GMDN 36007
Analgesic spinal cord electrical stimulation systems deliver controlled electrical impulses to the spinal cord to help manage pain. Clinically, these devices are used for treating chronic or intractable pain—particularly when traditional drug therapies are ineffective or not suitable, offering an alternative for patients seeking non-pharmacological relief.
These systems are typically regulated as implantable medical devices, requiring compliance with safety and performance standards. They may include both implanted components (like electrodes) and external or fully implantable controllers, depending on the design. Availability varies by region, with some systems requiring specialized clinical evaluation before use.
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