What should be the approach if a patient does not respond adequately to Burst stimulation?

When a patient does not respond adequately to Burst stimulation, changing the pre-defined parameters is an effective approach. This is because Burst stimulation relies on specific parameters like frequency, pulse width, and duration to achieve optimal therapeutic effects.

Adjusting these parameters can help tailor the treatment to the individual patient's needs. Each patient may respond differently to stimulation based on various factors, including their unique physiology and the specific condition being treated. By modifying pre-defined parameters, healthcare providers can enhance the stimulation's effectiveness, potentially leading to a better therapeutic outcome.

While verifying the correct position, adjusting the pulse width, or increasing the frequency may seem helpful, these actions alone might not address the underlying issue of inadequate response. It is often more useful to comprehensively modify the treatment parameters for a more individualized approach that considers the patient's specific response to therapy.