Dr. Racz is considered the “father of interventional pain medicine” and will join physicians who focus on pain management, neuromodulation and minimally invasive spine surgery on the Stimwave medical advisory board.
Here are five key notes on Dr. Racz:
1. He has been honored with several lifetime achievement awards.
2. His career spanned more than five decades.
3. He is a founder and past president of the World Institute of Pain.
4. He was instrumental in developing the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians.
5. He was the first to introduce the needle/catheter-based procedure to replace drug and other therapies for people with chronic pain.
“Stimewave’s Wireless Pain Relief represents the field’s cutting-edge and serves as an affirmation of the idea that needle-based procedures provide a viable minimally invasive alternative with maximum impact,” said Dr. Racz. “I am honored to lead Stimwave’s medical advisory board and to contribute to the development of this revolutionary chronic pain treatment.”
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