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. 2023 Mar 24;2023:6015680. doi: 10.1155/2023/6015680

Table 1.

Literature review summary.

Reference number Year of publication Comments Type of stimulation Number of patients Number of patients with long-term pain relief
[2] 2017 stSCS 46 32
[14] 2002 SCS 28 23
[15] 2012 stSCS 33 21
[16] 2011 SCS 11 4
[17] 2019 DRG focus trial DRGS 4 3
[18] 2019 DRGS 3 0
[19] 2029 DRGS 2 1
[20] 2021 hfSCS 1 1
[21] 2018 hfSCS 1 1
[22] 2021 burstSCS 1 1
[23] 2021 DRGS 3 3
[13] 2021 SCS + DRGS 1 1
% Of patients with long-term pain relief Affected dermatomes Average pain reduction (%) Follow-up, mo Medication usage after stimulation
69.6 T5-L5 50.7 6–12 Reduction or discontinuation in 11 patients
82.1 C3-S1 89 29 average Discontinuation in 13 patients
63.6 Cervical and thoracic 49 6 No patient required changes in drug doses
36.3 C5-L2 N/A 34.5 N/A
75 N/A 82.5 N/A N/A
0 T1-L2 16,00 8 No changes
50 C8-T7 37.5 12 N/A
100 T2 90 7 days N/A
100 C4-T1 78 N/A Reduction of oxycodone usage
100 T2 62.5 6 Reduction in opioid dose
100 T5-T10 60 18 Reduction or discontinuation in all patients
100 C6-T1 60 2 Discontinuation of fentanyl usage