Where is the EPG base accessory kit commonly found in a DRG setup?

The EPG base accessory kit is generally associated with the EPG header in a DRG (Dorsal Root Ganglion) setup because the EPG header serves as the central component that connects various elements of the system. This header is critical for establishing communication and coordination between the device and its accessories, which include the base accessory kit.

The kit typically contains important components such as cables and connectors that are necessary for the complete functioning of the EPG system. It is designed to work in conjunction with the EPG header, which ensures that all electronic signals and power are properly managed within the setup.

In contrast, while the patient controller, battery, and surgical tray play important roles in the overall functioning and setup of the system, they are not the primary locations for the EPG base accessory kit. For example, the patient controller is focused on user interactions, the battery provides power for the device, and components found on the surgical tray are primarily for immediate surgical needs rather than for the operational integration of the EPG system.