Skin allergic reaction to SCS – analysis of world literature and case report

Kamila Woźniak-Dąbrowska; Agnieszka Nowacka; Wojciech Smuczyński; Maciej Śniegocki

doi:10.5114/ada.2018.78781

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Advances in Dermatology and Allergology/Postępy Dermatologii i Alergologii

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Skin allergic reaction to SCS – analysis of world literature and case report

Kamila Woźniak-Dąbrowska

,

Agnieszka Nowacka

,

Wojciech Smuczyński

,

Maciej Śniegocki

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5114/ada.2018.78781

Online publish date: 2019/05/27

Neuromodulation techniques allow to reduce pain sensations and are relatively safe for patients. However, in a small percentage of clinical cases, there is a local allergic reaction to the skin after implantation of a spinal cord analgetic (SCS). According to Cameron, this applies to about 0.1% of patients who have been implanted with the SCS stimulator. The authors carried out an analysis of the clinical case report of a surgical patient, where it was necessary to remove the anal spinal cord stimulant due to a local skin allergic reaction with articles from world literature available on the subject.

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Skin allergic reaction to SCS – analysis of world literature and case report

Kamila Woźniak-Dąbrowska , Agnieszka Nowacka , Wojciech Smuczyński , Maciej Śniegocki

spinal cord stimulator; SCS; allergic reaction; pain

Kamila Woźniak-Dąbrowska

,

Agnieszka Nowacka

,

Wojciech Smuczyński

,

Maciej Śniegocki