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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72527-2angina pectoris; bypass; chronic pain; management; pain; spinal cord; surgery; treatment; vascular disease

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Spinal cord stimulation in ischemia and ischemic pain Possible mechanisms of action. The pioneer report by Cook et al. appeared in 1976 (12). The spread of the method for this indication was slow in the beginning, but after the presentation of the studies by Augustinsson, Jivegård, Galley, Jacobs and their collaborators (1, 16, 23–25) and others, the method has been adopted in most major centers.

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Evaluation of the effects of spinal cord stimulation by infrared thermography disorders. Spinal cord stimulation seemed to have beneficial effects in the treatment of pain (5), motor disorders (3), and vascular disease (4). The real physiological mechanisms by which pain is alleviated are not well known yet.

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Value of spinal cord stimulation for limb salvage in patients with graft failure run-off. In these cases there are three alternatives before amputation: medical treatment with a possible focus on prostaglandins; lumbar sympathectomy, and spinal cord stimulation. The latter has been chosen for evaluation.

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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 ulcers (1, 5, 17).

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