LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Describe the mechanism of action, including both peripheral and central analgesic pathways, from peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) therapy
• Appraise the current level of evidence for PNS therapy in acute postoperative pain and chronic pain conditions
• Describe the multitude of peripheral nerves that can be targeted with PNS therapy and which specific surgery types may benefit from its application
• Outline the steps involved in implanting PNS devices, as well as managing them intraoperatively and postoperatively
• Propose the inclusion of PNS therapy in multimodal analgesia pathways and Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols

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