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PROPOSED AXONICS FIGURE
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Figure 3: Axonics Neurostimulator implantation position.
Figure 3: Axonics Neurostimulator implantation position.
2. Use the tunneling tool to create a tunnel from the lead incision site to the neurostimulator pocket. Refer to the Tined Lead Manual for detailed tunneling and lead implant
instructions.
Connecting the lead to the Neurostimulator
1. The components should be wiped and dried to remove any fluids before making the connections. If necessary, use sterile water or a non-ionic antibiotic solution, then wipe dry.
Caution: Failure to completely dry the components could lead to undesired stimulation, intermittent stimulation, or loss of therapy.
2. Ensure that the Neurostimulator connector block is dry and clean.
3. Use the torque wrench to turn the setscrew counterclockwise to back up the setscrew. Do not remove the setscrew from the connector block
(Figure 4)
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Figure 5: Use the torque wrench to turn the
setscrew counterclockwise to remove
the Neurostimulator setscrew.
Figure 6: Secure the lead by tightening the
setscrew clockwise onto the retention sleeve.
Figure 4: Use the torque wrench to turn the setscrew counterclockwise
to back up the Neurostimulator setscrew and allow for insertion of the lead.
4. Insert the lead into the Neurostimulator connector block until fully seated and the lead cannot be inserted further. Marker D on the lead should be inside the Neurostimulator strain
relief (Figure 5) . The retention sleeve on the tined lead should be positioned under the Neurostimulator setscrew.
PROPOSED AXONICS FIGURE
M rk er n D
Figure 4: Insert lead fully into the Neurostimulator connector block.
Figure 5: Insert lead fully into the Neurostimulator connector block.
Marker D
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