Peripheral Causalgia
Peripheral Causalgia is a common neurological disorder.
Symptoms often include pain, burning weakness, and numbness.
To learn more about Medtronic interventions and devices, and how they can help you manage your patients, choose an intervention or device.
Interventions for Peripheral Causalgia
Intrathecal Drug Delivery for Chronic Pain
Intrathecal Drug Delivery (IDD) directs prescribed pain medications to the spinal cord—affecting primarily the presynaptic and postsynaptic receptors in the gelatinosa of the posterior horn of the spinal cord. For more information about Intrathecal Drug Delivery, please see the Indications, Safety and Warnings.
Spinal Cord Stimulation
Spinal cord stimulation alleviates pain by electrically activating pain-inhibiting neuronal circuits in the dorsal horn and inducing a tingling sensation (paresthesia) that masks the sensations of pain. For more information about Spinal Cord Stimulation, please see the Indications, Safety and Warnings.
Devices for Painful Neuropathy
- ambIT Trial Pump, Model 220287
- IsoMed Constant Flow Infusion System, Model 8472-20, 8472-35, 8472-60
- PrimeAdvanced Neurostimulator, Model 37702
- RestoreAdvanced Neurostimulator, Model 37713
- RestoreUltra Neurostimulator, Model 37712
- SynchroMed II Drug Infusion System for Chronic Pain, Model 8637-20, 8637-40
- SynchroMed EL Drug Infusion System for Chronic Pain, Model 8627