1
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Excellent. Pt remained with leads |
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One supraorbital lead migration |
1 year |
Lead revision |
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Infection over one side of plastic anchor due to skin erosion |
1.5 years |
Local debridement & lead revision |
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Infection at the other side due to a similar cause |
2 years |
Lead revision |
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2
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Infection over the plastic anchor due to skin erosion |
2 years |
Device removal |
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3
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Pain at the battery sites (subclavicular) |
3 years |
Batteries relocated from the infraclavicular fossa to the buttocks |
Excellent. Pt remained with leads |
4
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Infection at neck over the anchor knot |
4 years |
Debridement |
Excellent. Pt remained with leads |
5
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Skin allergic reaction to the lead component |
3 months |
Failed conservative therapy & device removal (18). |
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6
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The patient reported significant headache reduction after implantation. However, three months later she requested device removal due to her religious beliefs. |
3 months |
Device removal |
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