Device class
Class II
Regulation 882.5890
Total clearances
7
2021-01-22 → 2023-01-25
Definition
What is Stimulator, Nerve, Electrical, Percutaneous (Pens), For Pain Relief
Percutaneous electrical nerve stimulator (pens) is a device used for the treatment of pain. Unlike the classified transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator that apply an electrical current to electrodes on a patient's skin to deliver stimulation, a pens uses electrodes that are placed percutaneously to deliver stimulation,
Classification details
Medical specialty
Neurology
Regulation number
882.5890
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Likely billing codes (AI-inferred · verify with billing)
Healthcare providers using this device would typically bill under these HCPCS Level II
(alphanumeric) or CPT (5-digit) codes. Mapping inferred from device function by Claude Haiku;
official descriptions pulled from the CMS HCPCS April 2026 quarterly file where available.
Always verify with billing/coding teams before relying on these.
| Code | Type | Description | Confidence | Rationale |
| 64550 |
CPT
|
— |
Medium
|
Percutaneous nerve stimulation for pain management |
| E0761 |
HCPCS
|
Non-thermal pulsed high frequency radiowaves, high peak power electromagnetic energy treatment device ✓ CMS-verified description |
Medium
|
Percutaneous electrical nerve stimulator durable medical equipment |
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