Reports on the effects of motor cortex stimulation in improving quality of life for patients, suggesting careful patient education is essential.
This study suggests that the effects of iMCS should be assessed in a more multidimensional way compared to only the effect on pain as patients confided that the true treatment effect and patient satisfaction were based more on improvements of their quality of life, enabling patients to participate again in society in a meaningful way. In clinical practice, this study emphasizes the need for thorough patient education and realistic expectation management prior to implantation, highlighting both potential benefits and limitations to support informed decision-making.
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