Intrathecal Drug Delivery

  • Education and Events
  • Efficacy
  • Products and Procedures
  • Reimbursement and Practice Management
  • Indications, Safety, and Warnings
  • Education and Events

    Screen for Pain Relief Potential

    The intrathecal drug delivery screening test reveals pain relief potential.

    Introduction to the Therapy

    Summary of intrathecal drug delivery, indications and contraindications, and diagnosis and treatment information

    Information for clinicians who want to learn about intrathecal drug delivery or become an implanter

    Training Opportunities

    Training opportunities on the use of intrathecal drug delivery

    Presentations and Downloads

    Patient Selection and Outcomes for Implantable Pain Therapies

    This presentation is intended for current implanters to present to peers who treat or manage chronic pain patients and want a better understanding of patient selection for implantable pain therapies.

    The Facts About Effectively Managing Intractable Cancer Pain

    This presentation is intended for current implanters to present to peers who treat or manage cancer pain patients and want clarity on the effective management of intractable cancer pain.

    Events and Scientific Meetings

    Patient Selection

    Information about choosing patients most likely to benefit from intrathecal drug delivery, key steps in patient assessment, screening test information, tools and resources, and patient selection studies

    Patient Care and Education

    Material to help patients assess intrathecal drug delivery as a treatment option

    This animation shows how an intrathecal drug pump delivers pain medication directly to the fluid around the spinal cord.

    Information about follow-up care, emergency procedures, and programming the drug delivery system

    Therapy Maintenance Chapter of the Clinical Reference Guide

    This chapter of the SynchroMed II Infusion System Clinical Reference Guide offers in-depth information about therapy maintenance for chronic pain.

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