Spine Surgery
Spinal cord stimulator placement
Advanced pain management by the use of individual neurostimulation therapy.
What Is Spinal Cord Stimulator Placement ?
- Failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS)
- Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
- Sciatica and nerve injury
- Post- surgery neuropathic pain
- Cervical / lumber radiculopathy
Who Is The Candidate For Spinal Cord Stimulator Placement In NJ?
- Severe nerve pain that is not treated by the classic methods
- Undergone back or neck surgery with little success
- Its pain that affects your quality of life
- An effective preliminary stage of interim stimulation of the spine
Spinal Cord Stimulator Placement ICD-10 And CPT Codes
In case you wish to ask about billing and insurance:
CPT Code
The CPT code most likely to be used in the spinal cord stimulator implantation is 63650 which is the percutaneous implantation of neurostimulator electrodes.
ICD-10 Code
G89.4 (syndrome of chronic pain) is one of the most frequently used diagnosis codes, but the code used with you will depend on the underlying condition.
We are going to collaborate with your insurer to work on proper coding and coverage.
Why choose us to have a Spinal Cord stimulator placed in New Jersey?
- Pain management and spine specialists, who are board-certified specialists
- High quality technology regarding the right placement of lead
- Great likelihood of alleviating or destroying chronic pain
- Individual follow-up and device programming
- Experience in placing cervical spinal cord stimulators in neck and upper extremity pain.
Now is the time to book your consultation to find out whether spinal cord stimulator placement in New Jersey is suitable to you.
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FAQs
What is a spinal cord stimulator placed for ?
The use of spinal cord stimulator placement is to manage chronic pain through the use of electrical impulses relayed on the spinal cord and hinders the pain before it reaches the brain.
What is the placement of the cervical spinal cord stimulator?
Cervical spinal cord stimulator is a placement which focuses on the higher spine to alleviate pain experienced in the neck, shoulders and arms. It is most suited to patients who have cervical radiculopathy (nerve damage that occurs around the upper part of the body).
CPT code spinal cord stimulator placement?
New CPT code 63650, percutaneous implantation of neurostimulator electrodes, is the one most frequently related to spinal cord stimulator implantation.
Which is the ICD-10 code in the placement of the spinal cord stimulator?
Chronic pain syndrome G89.4 is most commonly coded when a spinal cord stimulator is inserted, but again depends on the status of the patient.
With what do I need to acquire in order to find out whether I am a candidate for spinal cord stimulator placement NJ?
The applicants tend to experience chronic back, leg, or arm pain that cannot be cured by medication or surgery. A trial stimulator would usually be conducted to check the effectiveness of the stimulator before being made permanent.
Who will place a spinal cord stimulator near me in New Jersey?
The center of our pain management practice provides expert support of the spinal cord stimulator placement in New Jersey using the minimally invasive practices, including lumbar and cervical spinal cord stimulator placement.
What To Expect During Your Appointment
Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective back pain treatment. During your visit with Rishi Sheth, MD, you can expect:
- A thorough review of your medical history and symptoms
- A detailed physical examination, including spine and neurological evaluation
- Diagnostic imaging tests such as X-rays, MRI, or CT scans, if necessary
- A clear explanation of the underlying cause of your pain
- A personalized treatment plan based on your needs and lifestyle
Rishi Sheth, MD, works closely with each patient to ensure they understand their condition and feel confident in their care plan.
