Abstract: . . .  optimal medications, but are not suitable for revascularizations. Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) has been used for treating refractory . . .
. . .  patients with permanent SCS were analysed by review of medical records. Nineteen of these 24 patients were able to report their . . .
. . .  stimulation intensity intermittently or constantly and high stimulation intensity during an acute angina attack for 5-10 . . .
. . .  median of 3 to 2 (p<0.001). During a 3-year period before SCS implantation, the hospitalization rate and duration related . . .
. . .  the clinical outcomes and cost- benefit of SCS in patients with refractory angina pectoris . Methods Under local anaesthesia, . . .
. . .  This retrospective study indicates that SCS treatment alleviates angina symptom and improves quality of life. The treatment is . . .
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