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Clinical Medical Policy Spinal Cord Stimulators # 050 Last reviewed: 01/10/2017Benefit Coverage Covered Benefit for lines of business including: Health Benefits Exchange (HE), Rite Care (MED), Children

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1. Step 1: First, gather all the necessary supplies, such as the spinal cord stimulator kit, sterile gloves, and antiseptic solution.
2. Step 2: Prepare the patient by explaining the procedure and obtaining informed consent.
3. Step 3: Position the patient in a comfortable position, usually lying on their stomach.
4. Step 4: Cleanse the area where the spinal cord stimulator will be inserted using the antiseptic solution.
5. Step 5: Administer local anesthesia to numb the area.
6. Step 6: Make a small incision in the skin and create a pocket for the stimulator device.
7. Step 7: Carefully insert the leads of the stimulator into the epidural space around the spinal cord.
8. Step 8: Secure the leads in place and connect them to the stimulator device.
9. Step 9: Close the incision with sutures or staples.
10. Step 10: Perform a test stimulation to ensure proper placement and functioning of the device.
11. Step 11: Educate the patient on how to use and care for the spinal cord stimulator.
12. Step 12: Schedule follow-up visits to monitor the patient's progress and make any necessary adjustments to the stimulation settings.

Who needs spinal cord stimulators?

1. Spinal cord stimulators are commonly used for individuals who suffer from chronic pain that is unresponsive to other treatments.
2. This can include conditions like failed back surgery syndrome, complex regional pain syndrome, neuropathic pain, and refractory angina.
3. Candidates for spinal cord stimulation typically undergo a thorough evaluation by a pain management specialist to determine if they are suitable candidates for the procedure.

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What is spinal cord stimulators?

Spinal cord stimulators are small devices implanted near the spinal cord that deliver electrical impulses to help manage chronic pain.

Who is required to file spinal cord stimulators?

Patients who have received spinal cord stimulators may be required to report them to their healthcare provider or insurance company.

How to fill out spinal cord stimulators?

The filling out of spinal cord stimulators typically involves providing information about the device, its usage, and any related medical history.

What is the purpose of spinal cord stimulators?

The purpose of spinal cord stimulators is to help alleviate chronic pain by interrupting or masking pain signals before they reach the brain.

What information must be reported on spinal cord stimulators?

Information such as the type of device, implantation date, programming settings, and any complications experienced should be reported on spinal cord stimulators.