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    EP034 / #57 THREE-YEAR OUTCOMES OF A LARGE, MULTICENTER, REAL-WORLD STUDY UTILIZING A MULTIMODAL SCS SYSTEM CAPABLE OF COMBINATION THERAPY
    Neuromodulation Technology at the Neural Interface (2023)
    Clark MetzgerBlake HammondStephen PylesEdward P. WashabaughAnthony BergRomanth WaghmaraeYu PeiEdward B. Goldberg
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    [Dual lead spinal cord stimulation using octad lead for central post-stroke pain].
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