Thank you for that answer as well as the references. The patient in question was scheduled for bilateral lumbar RFA and had bilateral hip and knee arthroplasties with a SCS with battery located in the right flank. Does it make sense to move the grounding ...
That makes perfect sense. What about bilateral hip arthroplasties? What then? Please note that the information contained in this message may be privileged and confidential and protected from disclosure under the law, including the Health ...
Here is the long answer (with some help from OpenEvidence): Place the grounding (dispersive) pad away from the side with the metal hip hardware - on the contralateral thigh/buttock - so that the current path does not run directly through or ...
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