Spine Procedures
Spinal Cord Stimulation
Spinal cord stimulation uses a small implanted device to deliver mild electrical signals to the spinal cord, changing how pain reaches the brain. It is considered for persistent nerve pain after back surgery or for neuropathy. Every patient completes a temporary trial before any permanent implant.
Medically reviewed by Ramya Rangaraj, MD — ABPMR, ABPM
Detailed information about spinal cord stimulation is being finalised with Dr. Rangaraj. Call (678) 771-8266 and our staff will answer your questions directly, or request an appointment and we will review your case.
How the visit works
What to expect
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Consultation with Dr. Rangaraj
You see the physician, not a rotating provider. She reviews your history, examines you, and goes over any imaging you already have.
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A plan you agree to
If a procedure makes sense, you hear what it targets, what it typically does, and what it will cost you before anything is scheduled.
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Procedure day in our office
Procedures are performed in our own suite. There is no hospital admission and no separate facility fee on your bill.
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Follow-up and next steps
We measure the result at a follow-up visit. If something is not working, we reconsider the diagnosis rather than repeat it.