Help your patients control the debilitating pain in their feet and legs.

For patients who experience chronic pain due to diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) and have not been satisfied by the levels of relief provided by traditional treatments, SCS can provide a new approach. 

What is SCS?

Spinal cord stimulation is a proven, non-opioid, FDA-approved way to manage chronic pain that may be caused by DPN. SCS works by disrupting the pain signals traveling between the spinal cord and the brain.


Take a step forward in how you treat chronic, diabetic nerve pain.

Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) may offer relief to your patients with moderate to severe diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) pain.

Potential benefits of SCS therapy

  • Patients with DPN are 17 times more likely to experience significant pain relief if treated with SCS compared to conventional treatment1–3
  • 86% of patients experienced treatment success after receiving SCS therapy for one year†,4
  • A proven long-term therapy, the majority of patients experienced meaningful pain relief through ten years of treatment for chronic pain with SCS4

17x

more likely to experience significant pain relief1–3

86%

of patients experienced success after receiving SCS therapy for 1 year.†,4

10 years

of meaningful pain relief4


See how SCS helped Farrah relieve her DPN pain, enabled her to return to everyday living.


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