Spinal Cord Stimulator
[INSTITUTION] is proud to offer patients suffering from chronic pain with the latest and most advanced pain management device: The WaveWriter Alpha™ Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS) Systems.
SCS can be a potential drug-free, proven treatment option for people suffering from debilitating chronic pain amidst a national emergency of opioid addiction. The SCS System works by sending electrical impulses that trigger nerve fibers along the spinal cord, interrupting the pain message traveling to the brain.
When this happens, pain relief may be accompanied by a soothing, tingling sensation (paresthesia-based) or – depending on the patient’s preference – no tingling sensation at all. While paresthesia-free therapy has typically taken a few days or longer to take full effect, for the first time, the WaveWriter Alpha SCS Systems provide patients immediate paresthesia-free pain relief through Fast Acting Sub-Perception Therapy (FAST™).
And given chronic pain evolves over time, the WaveWriter Alpha SCS Systems also offer a personalized suite of digital solutions to help physicians assess pain relief and other functional outcomes as they continue to provide patients with long-term medical care. These digital tools provide insights from the device’s Bluetooth connectivity and the mySCS™ app, so both the patient and physician can understand the patient’s current condition and stay connected remotely, as needed, throughout the pain management journey.
To learn more about SCS and to determine if it is the right treatment option for you, contact us at [INSERT CONTACT INFORMATION] or visit www.Pain.com.
Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS):
[INSTITUTION] is proud to offer patients suffering from chronic pain with the latest and most advanced pain management device: The WaveWriter Alpha™ Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS) Systems.
SCS can be a potential drug-free, proven treatment option for people suffering from debilitating chronic pain amidst a national emergency of opioid addiction. The SCS system works by sending electrical impulses that trigger nerve fibers along the spinal cord, interrupting the pain message traveling to the brain.
