WOW!! this guy is really serious about this
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Neuromodulation
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Nothing gets past you Sherlocke...that was posted on here a month ago. By the way, they now make soda in cans now, not just bottles!
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The truth is coming along just as expected see below:
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfmaude/detail.cfm?mdrfoi__id=4282041
it is funny since this is around the same time this guy was telling the corporate there is something wrong with the leads!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the national market share breakdown for the big three in neuromod?
HCP was using off label approach. BSX would be off the hook.
Seriously? So, our technology is behind there as well?
More specifically, market share breakdown in spinal chord stim?
However BSC is number 1 in sales !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Neuromodulation I am a real patient
You must not have seen the documentation that is going around the internet in reference to the BSC manufacturing defective products such as IPG.
I would be going with MDT if I had the option. They follow the regulations and comply with the law.
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Hello, I found this page looking for some feedback from patients who have used Stimulator's. I recently had my trial and Medtronic programed it. They had a lot of difficulty and the last day of the trial I met them at the docs office and a more experienced person reprogrammed it. The problem is the stim had to be turned up so high before it reached the area it needed to. My pain is in the SI joint and I have had previous back surgeries with hardware. The stim was so high I could barely walk so they turned it down and when they did pain relief left to . The doc called in Boston Scientific and they reprogrammed it. BS says the battery is smaller than MT and easier to recharge. I am not scheduled for surgery until mid January and really need some honest feedback.
If you guys had to have one of these implanted, which would you choose? Is there really one coming out that is MRI compatible?
I am so tired of living on pain pills and since the rhizotomy , the one in the office failed, they said due to the hardware near the SI joint-- there does not seem a lot left. It seems the SI joint is difficultlt area to work with. I have seen the results of surgery to that area and it is scary. I have had fusions on L 3, 4, 5, 6. at different times and appears I may have some scar tissue.
so, here I am , enlighten me.....
You must not have seen the documentation that is going around the internet in reference to the BSC manufacturing defective products such as IPG.
I would be going with MDT if I had the option. They follow the regulations and comply with the law.
https://jumpshare.com/v/jtyc66ub6cFTpMw7bowv?b=Rwhln8wbw9G5IGnDQxp0
Yes Indeed below is a very interesting link to Yahoo news:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/boston-scientific-ordered-pay-100-153115157.html?.tsrc=applewf
the numbers that BSC state to the public are completely inflated! BSC does indeed do tons of business for Stim however, the majority is Off-Label promotion
Have you seen the LinkedIn Pulse: Code of Conduct. Not sure what to make of all of this?