Effects of pacing-induced myocardial stress and spinal cord stimulation on whole body and cardiac norepinephrine spillover

Abstract

The results of this study indicate that the anti-ischaemic effect of spinal cord stimulation is not due to reduced cardiac sympathetic activity. However, spinal cord stimulation decreases overall sympathetic activity which may benefit the heart, possibly by reducing oxygen demand.

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