Po179 / #707 real-world outcomes in a chronic pain patient cohort undergoing a single-stage scs-implantation procedure

Undergoing a screening trial prior to permanent implant has been a routine step for most patients utilizing Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) for chronic pain. However, increased scrutiny over necessity of a trial procedure on the basis of a recent randomized controlled trial has again re-ignited a long-running debate.1 So as to add to the compendium of real-world data, we initiated an observational, case-series evaluation of patients who underwent a single-stage procedure in which an