Cervical and thoracic DRG-S lead placement should be reserved for experienced implanters who are well versed with DRG-S. The procedure must be performed with either the awake patient …

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A dorsal root ganglion (DRG) stimulator system includes a small, implanted pulse generator called a neurostimulator. Stimulation is targeted with small wires, called leads, attached to the DRG …

We found that anchoring DRG-S leads significantly reduces lead migration when compared to leads placed without an anchor. There was no significant difference in fracture rate between …

Lead placement was determined during DRG-S trial, with eight patients achieving a positive response to L3 DRG-S alone, one patient from L4 DRG-S alone, and three patients requiring …

Dorsal root ganglion stimulation (DRG-S) is a type of neuromodulation which has been shown to be effective in the treatment of complex regional pain syndrome and is showing promise in the …

Research has shown that DRG stimulation is clinically superior to conventional tonic SCS in treating lower extremity pain (i.e., foot, knee, hip, groin) associated with focal chronic …

This innovative approach aims to address the challenges DRG lead placement in patients who previous underwent prior spinal surgery with epidural scar formation and to improve the …

We describe a new paramedian technique for DRG-S lead placement. We propose it will decrease DRG-S complication rates through anchoring to reduce migration and by avoiding …

We present two cases in which DRGS efficacy was restored using surgical paddle leads placed across the dorsal root ganglion (DRG) and connected to a spinal cord stimulator (SCS) …