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Painful Diabetic Neuropathy (PDN)
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Episode # 48 • 16 Apr 2024
SCS for Neuropathy: Clinical Insights & Patient Impact
In this episode, Dr. Blake Parsons talks through the role of spinal cord stimulation in treating vascular issues and diabetic neuropathy. He also discusses the growing presence of vascular specialists in clinics, the transition from procedural work to clinical involvement, and the significance of building a strong patient-doctor relationship.
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