Why the study?
Does spinal cord stimulation improve symptoms and survival in critically ill patients with end-stage unstable angina?
Does spinal cord stimulation improve symptoms and survival in critically ill patients with end-stage unstable angina?
Spinal cord stimulation may provide symptomatic relief for end-stage unstable angina but does not appear to confer a survival benefit in critically ill patients.
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SCS may relieve symptoms in end-stage angina without survival benefit; hypothesis-generating and should not change practice.
Fanciullo et al. (1999) studied this question.
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