• Surg Neurol · Jul 1975

    Transcutaneous and peripheral nerve stimulation for chronic pain states.

    • J C Cauthen and E J Renner.
    • Surg Neurol. 1975 Jul 1;4(1):102-4.

    AbstractA series of 120 patients with pain syndromes of varying sources were subjected to peripheral nerve electrical stimulation. Transcutaneous, percutaneous and depth electrode stimulation methods were employed. Thirty-eight patients obtained definite relief and twenty obtained equivocal relief. The remaining 62 patients obtained no relief. Pain sources are correlated with treatment results.

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