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Multicenter Outcome Registry of AnaLgesic Effect of SCS(MORALES) Registry Protocol

Multicenter Outcome Registry of AnaLgesic Effect of SCS(MORALES) Registry Protocol

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Overview

The objective is to provide information to help the physician community decide the most effective type of device/therapy that would work for their patients, based off of the etiology of pain, the location of the pain for sustained pain relief.

Description

This registry will enroll patients that qualify for an SCS implant, for approved pain areas, as defined by medicare guidelines, and follow these patients for up to 12 months for denovo implants. For patients who have lost their pain relief over time, with a prior implanted device, this registry will follow a change out to another vendor/therapy, and follow those patients for up to 12 months.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • FDA approved indications for SCS implants, for commercial and government(medicare, medi-cal etc) approved payors

Exclusion Criteria:

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Study details
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NCT04548375

Cardio Surgical Partners

4 September 2025

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