Clinical phenotypes and outcomes of spinal cord stimulation in painful peripheral polyneuropathy: a cohort including diabetic, chemotherapy-induced, and idiopathic etiologies

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23 Oct 2026 0 comments

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Chronic painful peripheral polyneuropathy (PPN) is a leading global cause of chronic pain and may arise from a wide range of etiologies. When pharmacological treatments fail to provide adequate pain relief, spinal cord stimulation (SCS) has demonstrated efficacy in selected subtypes. This study investigated the effectiveness of SCS in alleviating pain, neurological symptoms and signs, and other health-related outcomes in patients with diverse forms of PPN, including...