155 devices · GMDN 64970
An implantable pulse generator is a battery-powered device used to manage severe, persistent pain by delivering electrical signals to the spinal cord or peripheral nerves. These systems work in conjunction with implanted electrodes to provide targeted relief for patients suffering from chronic or acute intractable pain.
These devices are designed to be managed through external equipment that allows for wireless programming, control, and recharging of the internal battery. Users browsing this category should note that these components are intended to function as part of a broader neurostimulation system to provide therapeutic analgesia.
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