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What is Neuromodulation?

Neuromodulation is a term used to describe a rapidly developing technology utilized by physicians to manipulate the human nervous system to achieve a desired outcome. The human body communicates with itself in several ways, with the nervous system being responsible for the conveying and processing of information to and from our external environment to our brain.

The nervous system transmits signals along nerve fibers. These nerve fibers transmit signals from the external environment to the brain, in a manner similar to electrical transmission. because nerves transmit signals using the same principles as electricity, we can also change/modulate/alter the firing of these nerves, with the most common example using this technology being a cardiac pacemaker.

A recent form of neuromodulation applies an electrical stimulus to the dorsal root ganglion, the bundle of cell bodies of incoming sensory nerve tissue to modulate nerve function. Applying neural stimulation to the incoming nerve fibers has yielded very promising results that have demonstrated results that have not been seen with traditional spinal cord stimulation.

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What other patients using DRG-S are saying

Irene F.

Grandmother

“Thank you for offering me this treatment. I had such a bad experience with my left knee replacement I just could not bear going through that again and continuing to have pain like I did. This stimulator improved my right knee pain so much that I wish you would put one in for my continued left knee pain after the replacement. Thank you again."

Ian J.

Retired Police Officer

“I had multiple knee surgeries and had the worst pain. It effected every aspect of my life. I became reclusive and withdrawn.

After my stimulator, I don't even think about my knee anymore.”

Robert T.

Injured Iron worker

“I had chronic pain for years. Every step I took, and every time I even moved my leg I had sharp, shooting pain. Now, I can walk my dog and take my wife shopping again. This stimulator has changed my life.”

“The positive thinker sees the invisible, feels the intangible, and achieves the impossible

Winston Churchill

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