Abstract
Post spinal cord injury (SCI) patients often develop chronic neuropathic pain [1]. Management of pain in these complex patients is frequently inadequate leading to a significant negative impact on quality of life and rehabilitation. Neuropathic pain is usually diffuse, severely debilitating, and can affect 30-80% of SCI injury patients [2]. Current understanding of the mechanism for this pain is limited and broadly attributed to dysfunctional somatosensory pathways. Neuromodulation as a therapeutic option for SCI neuropathic pain has been poorly studied [3].
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