50 devices · GMDN 61588
An implantable spinal cord electrical stimulation system programmer is an external device that allows clinicians to adjust the operating parameters of an implanted spinal cord stimulation system. This device wirelessly communicates with the implanted pulse generator to customize stimulation settings for optimal patient pain management.
These programmers are typically supplied as external, battery-powered devices with software interfaces and wireless capabilities. They provide information about the implant's performance but do not include the implanted components themselves.
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