O088 / #537 PATIENT SELECTION FOR SPINAL CORD STIMULATION: THE IMPORTANCE OF AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS
Simon Thomson(Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Herman Stoevelaar(Barnes-Jewish Hospital), Sam Eldabe(James Cook University Hospital), Frank Huygen(Erasmus MC), Ganesan Baranidharan(Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust), Jan Willem Kallewaard(Amsterdam Neuroscience), Kliment Gatzinsky(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Nicky Helsen(Besins Healthcare (Belgium)), Laura Demartini(Istituti Clinici Scientifici Maugeri), Mery Paroli(Ospedale Santa Chiara), Bart Billet(AZ Delta), Giuliano De Carolis(Ospedale Santa Chiara), Matthias Winkelmüller(German Liver Foundation), Simon Prangnell(Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust), Hayat Belaïd(Sorbonne Université)
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