http://www.medtronic.com
http://www.medtronic.co.uk
If they had some machines that you can actualy use it without implant in it I would buy it.
What do you think about this (Medtronic)?
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latte
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I also have an interest in neuromodulation. AR, the Medtronic devices do not seem to be directed to pelvic pain. Do you have any idea how they would work for a condition like ours? I believe that for IC doctors implant a stimulator in the spine to decrease frequency/urgency. What type of neurostimulator did you have in mind for CPPS?
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------latte wrote:I also have an interest in neuromodulation. AR, the Medtronic devices do not seem to be directed to pelvic pain. Do you have any idea how they would work for a condition like ours? I believe that for IC doctors implant a stimulator in the spine to decrease frequency/urgency. What type of neurostimulator did you have in mind for CPPS?
I don't exactly know if there is one particular for chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome but I have heard that there are some others that may be used for that.