Titlebook: Spinal Cord Stimulation II; An Innovative Method Svante Horsch,Luc Claeys Conference proceedings 1995 Dr. Dietrich Steinkopff Verlag GmbH &

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Arterial vascular reconstruction in critical ischemia of the lower extremitiess at 80 % after 1 year without treatment and at 25 % after percutaneous or surgical revascularisation (12). Due to the complexity of vascular alterations found in these patients, only a small proportion can receive endovascular treatment. The larger part of these patients can be surgically treated,

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Results of pedal bypass surgery for critical limb ischemiated conservatively including PTA-techniques, 25 % have primary amputation, and 50 % receive arterial reconstruction (1, 22). Particularly limbs with infrapopliteal occlusive disease in the preoperative angiogram are frequently considered unreconstructible. Perioperative mortality after major amputat

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Epidural spinal cord stimulation following intravenous prostaglandin E1 therapy in non-reconstructibtimulation has been advocated as a method of pain relief for therapeutic refractory ischemic pain (8). Strikingly, in vascular patients not only pain relief could be achieved but also healing of ischemic ulcers (2, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 24). This suggests that spinal cord stimulation improves the nutri

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Neurophysiological mechanisms of pain relief by spinal cord stimulation in angina pectoriss electrical nerve stimulation to reduce or suppress cardiac pain in patients who experience severe angina pectoris (13, 14, 30–32, 35, 43). A strong consensus has grown to support the antianginal effects of stimulation measures (42), but the neurobiology of the mechanisms of action remains a major

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Spinal cord stimulation in severe angina pectoris — presentation of current studies, indications and 1976 several reports have been published on the favorable effects of spinal cord stimulation in advanced peripheral arterial vascular disease in the lower extremities. The treatment appears to produce increased local peripheral perfusion which leads in turn to improved healing of arterial leg ulcer

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Central nervous mechanisms involved in neuropathic and nociceptive painthe development of pain relieving treatments such as transcutaneous electrical nervous stimulation (TENS) and spinal cord stimulation (SCS). The gate control hypothesis postulates a segmental pain control influenced by segmental and supraspinal input.

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Arterial vascular reconstruction in critical ischemia of the lower extremitiesons found in these patients, only a small proportion can receive endovascular treatment. The larger part of these patients can be surgically treated, since even complex reconstructive surgery is possible due to new technological developments in recent years.

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Value of intraoperative techniques in improving bypass patencyTo save a useful leg despite arteriosclerotic changes is an old medical challenge. One legend is that the saints Kosmas and Damian transplanted the entire leg of a dead black man to a white man with extended gangrene. In the story the patient was able to walk after the operation and praised the Lord for that.