Abstract
Pain at Implantable Pulse Generator Site: Prevention, Treatment and Future Directions
Implantable Pulse Generator (IPG) site pain is a wellrecognized complication following IPG implantation for invasive neuromodulation. IPG site pain can lead to decreased quality of life, revision surgery, and even explant. Recent literature has highlighted the incidence, severity, and factors associated with IPG site pain. This article focuses on treatment, prevention, and possible future directions to minimize IPG site pain
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Heejung Choi
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