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. 2017 Mar 15;10:613–619. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S128861

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients N=6

Patient Characteristics
Patient 1 Female, 39 years old, diabetic PNP with diabetes since 2009, symmetrical feet pain paresthesias, and burning sensation in soles
Patient 2 Female, 62 years old with PNP in soles and toes after boreliosis in 2012
Patient 3 Male, 76 years old, idiopathic PNP: tingling and sharp sensation in sole and heel of left leg for 20 years
Patient 4 Male, 78 years old, idiopathic PNP of left leg with tingling in heel and sole
Patient 5 Male, 46 years old, spinal cauda equina injury after trauma due to motorbike accident in 1989 with CRPS and after failed SCS trial
Patient 6 Male, 55 years old, diabetic PNP lasting 4 years with diabetes in both feet with the predominance on the right side

Abbreviations: CRPS, complex regional pain syndrome; PNP, peripheral neuropathic pain; SCS, spinal cord stimulation.