Dr. Steven Falowski is a functional neurosurgeon, Director of Functional Neurosurgery, President-Elect of the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience, and Strategic Advisor at SynerFuse. In this episode, he breaks down how neuromodulation and AI are replacing opioids, how spinal devices now connect via Bluetooth to optimize pain relief in real time, and why patients will soon program their own implants from their phones.
What if your implanted pain device could learn your nervous system, connect to AI via Bluetooth, and let you manage your own pain relief from your phone, with no opioids, no side effects, and no dependency? That is not the future. That is happening now.
Dr. Steven Falowski is a functional neurosurgeon practicing near Philadelphia. He is the Director of Functional Neurosurgery, President-Elect of the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience, and Strategic Advisor at SynerFuse, the company behind the E-TLIF, a device that combines spinal fusion surgery with targeted nerve stimulation to prevent chronic pain before it starts.
In this conversation, Dr. Falowski breaks down how neuromodulation works, why AI is now reading nerve responses in real time to optimize stimulation programs, and why patients will soon be programming their own spinal devices from their phones. He also explains why the old 50-50 club benchmark has been replaced by 85-90% success rates, and what that means for the 30% of spinal fusion patients who currently live in chronic pain post-surgery.
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