Cordless Control

Convenient and easy-to-use patient accessories are important to maintaining effective therapy over the years that your patients may have their spinal cord stimulator systems. That's why we've developed unique accessories designed to make the system easy to control and easy to live with. Without cumbersome and bulky cords and wires, the Precision Plus SCS System is designed to support your patients for the long run.

Cordless Remote

Some chronic pain patients may find it difficult to reach behind their bodies to place a remote control or antenna over their IPG. Designed to give your patients convenient, comfortable control, only Precision Plus offers a cordless remote with 24-inch wireless range. ^{1, 2, 3}

Precision Plus Remote
No twisting or reaching with the
Precision Plus cordless remote

Competitive Remote²
Reaching around to place antenna over IPG

Cordless Charger

Cordless Charging Only Precision Plus offers a cordless charger	Competitive Charger with Cord All other SCS charging systems have cords^{3, 4}

References

¹ Boston Scientific Physician Implant Manual, 9055521-003 Rev A.
² St. Jude Eon Mini^TM Remote Control is pictured.
³ Medtronic Patient Programmer Manual, 37743, 2007-09, p 43. Medtronic Charger is pictured.
⁴ St. Jude Eon Mini^TM Neurostimulation System Clinician's Manual, 37-1004-01E Mar 08, p 17-18.

For more information on the approved use, risks and benefits of the Precision Plus SCS System, click here.

Cordless Control

Cordless Remote

Cordless Charger

References