Physical Demand Assessment for Spinal Cord Stimulator Trial - Wyoming

Physical Demand Assessment for Spinal Cord Stimulator Trial is a legal document that was released by the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services - a government authority operating within Wyoming.

FAQ

Q: What is a spinal cord stimulator trial?
A: A spinal cord stimulator trial is a medical procedure used to determine if a spinal cord stimulator is an effective treatment option for chronic pain.

Q: What is a spinal cord stimulator?
A: A spinal cord stimulator is a device that is implanted in the body to deliver electrical impulses to the spinal cord in order to relieve chronic pain.

Q: How is a spinal cord stimulator trial performed?
A: During a spinal cord stimulator trial, a temporary electrode is placed near the spinal cord and connected to an external generator. The patient then evaluates the level of pain relief provided by the electrical stimulation.

Q: Who is a candidate for a spinal cord stimulator trial?
A: Candidates for a spinal cord stimulator trial are individuals who have chronic pain that has not adequately responded to other treatments.

Q: What are the potential risks and complications of a spinal cord stimulator trial?
A: Potential risks and complications of a spinal cord stimulator trial include infection, bleeding, discomfort at the implantation site, and failure to achieve pain relief.