1. Neurostimulation for Chronic Neuropathic Back Pain in Failed Back Surgery Syndrome 
Jean-Pierre Van Buyten, MD 
Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 
Volume 31, Issue 4, Pages S25-S29 (March 2006)
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2. Fig. 1
Treatment with SCS results in significant pain relief (assessed by VAS).
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3. Fig. 2 SCS significantly increases the QoL of FBSS patients.4
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4. Fig. 3
The majority of patients express satisfaction with the outcome of SCS.9
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5. Fig. 4
SCS results in a cost saving after 2½ years compared with CPT.11
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6. Fig. 5 The success of SCS increases with early treatment.14
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7. Fig. 6 Patients who should be referred to treatment with SCS.17
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