Pain medicine case reports · 2024
Spinal Cord Stimulation in Small Fiber Neuropathy: A Case Report.
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Schweiger Vittorio, Villagrossi Libera, Martini Alvise, Bonora Eleonora, Gottin Leonardo, Parolini Massimo, Vendramin Patrizia, Nizzero Marta, Manchiaro Pierluigi, Polati Enrico
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is a well-established pain treatment in several chronic neuropathic pain conditions refractory to conservative treatments. Neuropathic pain due to small fiber neuropathy (SFN) may represent a further indication.
CASE REPORT: We treated with SCS a 22-year-old female patient with SFN and chronic neuropathic pain. After an initial effective trial targeting the lower limbs with improvement in pain and quality of life, a definitive implant was performed. Ten months later, a single cervical octopolar electrode was inserted to treat upper limb pain with the same protocol (i.e., initial effective trial and definitive implant). Also, in this case, the patient experienced a significant global reduction in upper limb pain.
CONCLUSIONS: To date, evidence for the SCS efficacy in refractory SFN-related pain is still limited to small case series or case reports. Our experience may help to validate this indication.
CASE REPORT: We treated with SCS a 22-year-old female patient with SFN and chronic neuropathic pain. After an initial effective trial targeting the lower limbs with improvement in pain and quality of life, a definitive implant was performed. Ten months later, a single cervical octopolar electrode was inserted to treat upper limb pain with the same protocol (i.e., initial effective trial and definitive implant). Also, in this case, the patient experienced a significant global reduction in upper limb pain.
CONCLUSIONS: To date, evidence for the SCS efficacy in refractory SFN-related pain is still limited to small case series or case reports. Our experience may help to validate this indication.