Advanced Bionics Precision SCS Handbook page 14

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Safety Instructions
In some instances a lead can move from its original location, and stimulation at the
Lead Location.
intended pain site can be lost. If this occurs, consult your physician who may able to restore
stimulation by reprogramming the implant in the clinic or repositioning the lead during another
operation.
Implants can fail at any time due to random component failure, loss of battery
Device Failure.
functionality, or lead breakage. If the device stops working even after complete charging (up to four
hours), turn off the implant and contact your physician so that the system can be evaluated.
Do not expose the Remote Control or Charging System components to excessively hot or
Storage.
cold conditions. Do not leave the devices in your car or outdoors for extended periods of time. The
sensitive electronics can be damaged by temperature extremes, particularly high heat. If the Remote
Control or the Charging System is to be stored for a period of time, be careful that the storage
temperature does not exceed -20–60 °C (-4–140 °F).
Handle the system components and accessories with care. Do not drop them or submerge
Handling.
them in water. Although reliability testing has been performed to ensure quality manufacturing and
performance, dropping the devices on hard surfaces or in water, or other rough handling, can
permanently damage the components. (See "Limited Warranty" on page 37.)
Do not dispose of the Remote Control or Charger in fire. The battery in these
Component Disposal.
devices can explode in fire. Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations.
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