Cervical myelopathy due to an epidural cervical mass after chronic cervical spinal cord stimulation.

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Spinal cord stimulation for neuropathic pain: current perspectives Reversible Late Thoracic Myelopathy and Neurostimulation Tolerance Caused by Fibrous Scar Tissue Formation Around the Spinal Cord Stimulation Electrode.

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Cervical myelopathy due to an epidural cervical mass after chronic cervical spinal cord stimulation.

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Assel Saryyeva

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H Holger Capelle

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Joachim K Krauss

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