David Rosenblum, MD · Rosenblum Medical Consulting

Neuromodulation expertise. Guideline contributions. Physician education.

Dr. Rosenblum connects peripheral nerve stimulation experience with evidence-based guideline writing, anatomy education and industry collaboration.

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PNS guideline coauthor

Coauthor of the 2024 ASIPP Comprehensive Evidence-Based Guidelines for Implantable Peripheral Nerve Stimulation in the Management of Chronic Pain.

SPR Therapeutics

Course instructor, consultant and faculty member, 2025–present. Earlier educational work includes a 2020 SPRINT PNS webinar and introductory ultrasound series.

Anatomy & procedural education

Teaching focuses on nerve identification, target selection, ultrasound guidance and practical PNS education.

Book chapter contributions

Coauthor of superior and middle cluneal nerve chapters in Peripheral Nerve Stimulation: A Comprehensive Guide (2022).

Published PNS guidance

Guideline coauthorship represents participation in a multiauthor evidence-based publication.

Read the 2024 ASIPP PNS guidelines →

SPR education and advocacy

Dr. Rosenblum also participated in a 2024 visit to the US House of Representatives to advocate on behalf of patients with SPR Therapeutics.

Industry relationships are stated transparently. They do not imply company endorsement of independent consulting services.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the scope of neuromodulation consulting?

Physician education, anatomy and procedural training, evidence review and industry advisory work, according to the engagement.

Did Dr. Rosenblum write the PNS guidelines?

He is a coauthor of the 2024 ASIPP PNS guidelines, alongside the publication’s other authors.

Does this page recommend a device for me?

No individual device recommendation is made here. Patient evaluation and treatment selection belong within a clinical relationship.