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University Orthopedics doctor becomes first in R.I. to implant new spinal pain management tech

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EAST PROVIDENCE – A University Orthopedics doctor recently became the first physician in Rhode Island to successfully implant new spinal and neuropathic pain management technology in a patient. The technology, which delivers closed-loop spinal cord stimulation, uses specialized electrical pulses that can ease chronic pain associated with symptoms and conditions such as low back pain, sciatica and […]

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