Maternal and fetal outcomes of spinal cord stimulation in pregnancy: systematic review with descriptive meta-analysis.

A systematic review with descriptive meta-analysis examined outcomes for both mothers and fetuses when spinal cord stimulation (SCS) devices are used during pregnancy, an area with limited prior evidence. The findings provide clinicians—including those managing pain rehabilitation in pregnant patients—with aggregated data on the safety profile of SCS in this population. Understanding these outcomes is relevant to interdisciplinary teams coordinating chronic pain management for pregnant individuals.

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