Treating Intractable Postamputation Pain with Noninvasive, Wearable, Nonthermal, Pulsed Shortwave (Radiofrequency) Therapy: A 12-Patient Case Series

Brian M. Ilfeld; Engy T. Said; Baharin Abdullah; John J. Finneran IV

doi:10.12659/AJCR.937549

17 August 2022: Articles

Treating Intractable Postamputation Pain with Noninvasive, Wearable, Nonthermal, Pulsed Shortwave (Radiofrequency) Therapy: A 12-Patient Case Series

Unusual or unexpected effect of treatment

Brian M. Ilfeld ^A* , Engy T. Said ^B , Baharin Abdullah ^B , John J. Finneran ^B

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.937549

Am J Case Rep 2022; 23:e937549

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Figure 1. A wearable, pulsed shortwave device with a pulse generator and flexible 12-cm diameter antenna. The unit is secured with an included cotton-based kinesiology tape (black bandage in image). The single control is an on/off button on the back of the pulse generator, and the green light emitting diode indicates the unit is functioning.

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Treating Intractable Postamputation Pain with Noninvasive, Wearable, Nonthermal, Pulsed Shortwave (Radiofrequency) Therapy: A 12-Patient Case Series

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