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The Enterra™ neurostimulator is powered by a battery sealed inside the device. Over time, the battery will deplete and require replacing, and you will need to schedule a replacement surgery with your doctor.
When the battery in your neurostimulator runs down, your doctor may request prior authorization from your health insurance company and approval for a replacement surgery, and a procedure will be scheduled.
During the surgery, your doctor will remove the neurostimulator and implant a new one. Your implanted leads will also be checked to make sure they are working properly. If they are, the new neurostimulator will be connected to the leads that are already in place. If the leads are not working as they should be, they will be replaced too.
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