Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS)

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Why is Spinal Cord Stimulator recommended by some spine surgeons?

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  • Radiculopathy (nerve root dysfunction) from compressed/pinched nerves
  • Sciatica (pain down leg to foot) from compressed/pinched nerves
  • Cauda Equina Syndrome (poly radiculopathy) from compressed/pinched nerves
  • Spinal cord injury from compressed/pinched spinal cord
  • Back pain
  • Pain management doctors are recommending and performing these surgical procedures often for excessive financial rewards and little benefit to the patient
  • High paying procedure. Profits can exceed $10,000 per surgery performed
  • Strong financial incentives for spine surgeons and hospitals

How is Spinal Cord Stimulator performed?

Why should Spinal Cord Stimulator be avoided?

What complications occur with Spinal Cord Stimulator?

What is the best alternative to Spinal Cord Stimulator?