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Minimally Invasive Peripheral Neuromodulation for Postamputation Stump Neuroma: A Case Report

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BACKGROUND: Postamputation neuromas are a significant cause of pain and suffering in amputees. In patients who are nonresponsive to medical therapy, open surgery is often required but has limited efficacy. CASE REPORT: Here we present a case of the successful use of percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulation in a 77-year-old man with a postamputation neuroma that was refractory to medical therapy. He had significant pain reduction allowing a return to his daily activities. CONCLUSION: This case report demonstrates that peripheral nerve stimulation may reduce pain in patients with postamputation neuroma. Percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulation is a promising treatment to reduce pain and improve patient function without irreversible manipulation. KEY WORDS: Case report, neuromodulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, postamputation pain, stump neuroma
Title: Minimally Invasive Peripheral Neuromodulation for Postamputation Stump Neuroma: A Case Report
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BACKGROUND: Postamputation neuromas are a significant cause of pain and suffering in amputees.
In patients who are nonresponsive to medical therapy, open surgery is often required but has limited efficacy.
CASE REPORT: Here we present a case of the successful use of percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulation in a 77-year-old man with a postamputation neuroma that was refractory to medical therapy.
He had significant pain reduction allowing a return to his daily activities.
CONCLUSION: This case report demonstrates that peripheral nerve stimulation may reduce pain in patients with postamputation neuroma.
Percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulation is a promising treatment to reduce pain and improve patient function without irreversible manipulation.
KEY WORDS: Case report, neuromodulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, postamputation pain, stump neuroma.

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