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Richard L. Weiner

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53Publications signalées
3308Citations signalées
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Les domaines associés

Pain Management and TreatmentMigraine and Headache StudiesMusculoskeletal pain and rehabilitationTrigeminal Neuralgia and TreatmentsTranscranial Magnetic Stimulation Studies

Les publications récentes

2020 book-chapter OpenAlex

Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for Facial Pain Using Wireless Devices

Brandon G. Stokey, Richard L. Weiner, Konstantin V. Slavin, Salim Michel Hayek

Since its original introduction several decades ago, peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) of the craniofacial region has been traditionally performed using devices intended for spinal cord stimulation applications with inevitably high rate of technical challenges and procedural complications. The lower invasiveness of recently …

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8 citations Progress in neurological surgery
2019 book-chapter OpenAlex

Occipital Neuralgia

Richard L. Weiner

Patients with occipital neuralgia typically complain of intractable, posterior headaches. Prior attempts to treat this condition have traditionally consisted of various strategies to decompress or cut the greater occipital nerve. Some have even advocated the ablation of ganglia or cervical roots that …

0 citations Oxford University Press eBooks
2018 article OpenAlex

Wireless high‐frequency dorsal root ganglion stimulation for chronic low back pain: A pilot study

Bart Billet, Karel Hanssens, Olivier De Coster, W. Nagels et autres

OBJECTIVE: Evaluation of the efficacy of a wireless high-frequency stimulator placed over selected DRG of exiting nerve roots for the treatment of chronic low back pain. DESIGN: Feasibility. SUBJECTS: Six subjects with chronic, intractable back pain refractory to standard medical treatment. METHODS: …

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19 citations Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica
2017 article OpenAlex

A novel miniature, wireless neurostimulator in the management of chronic craniofacial pain: Preliminary results from a prospective pilot study

Richard L. Weiner, Carlos Montes García, Niek E. Vanquathem

OBJECTIVE: To report a novel wireless neuromodulation system for treatment of refractory craniofacial pain. BACKGROUND: Previous studies utilizing peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) of the occipital and trigeminal nerves reported positive outcomes for alleviating neuropathic pain localized to the craniofacial and occipital areas. …

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21 citations Scandinavian Journal of Pain
2017 conference-abstract OpenAlex

202 Gamma Knife Pituitary Sblation for Chronic Cancer Pain Control

Richard L. Weiner

Abstract INTRODUCTION Neurosurgeons are, at times, called upon to help manage cancer patients with intractable, progressive pain towards the end of life when the common treatment modalities including high dose narcotics become ineffective. Various neurosurgical interventions, either destructive or neuromodulatory in nature, …

0 citations Neurosurgery
2016 article OpenAlex

Treatment of FBSS Low Back Pain with a Novel Percutaneous DRG Wireless Stimulator: Pilot and Feasibility Study

Richard L. Weiner, Anthony Tung Yeung, Carlos Montes García, Laura Tyler Perryman et autres

OBJECTIVES: Test a miniaturized neurostimulator transforaminally placed at the dorsal root ganglion (DRG) and evaluate the device's safety and efficacy in treating failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS) low back pain. DESIGN: Pilot, two-phase study. SUBJECTS: Eleven subjects with chronic intractable neuropathic trunk …

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56 citations Pain Medicine

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