SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SENSING VECTOR SELECTION IN AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE USING A POLYNOMIAL APPROACH
Patent №
US 7,783,340
Granted
2010-08-24
Filed 2007
Owner
CAMERON HEALTH,INC.
Lab
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AI components
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ml · planning
Assignment
Recorded
Dataset
AIPD
2023_r1 edition
Application
11623472
Methods and devices configured for analyzing sensing vectors in an implantable cardiac stimulus system. In an illustrative example, a first sensing vector is analyzed to determine whether it is suitable, within given threshold conditions, for use in cardiac event detection and analysis. If so, the first sensing vector may be selected for detection and analysis. Otherwise, and in other examples, one or more additional sensing vectors are analyzed. A polynomial may be used during analysis to generate a metric indicating the suitability of the sensing vector for use in cardiac event detection and analysis. Additional illustrative examples include systems and devices adapted to perform at least these methods, including implantable medical devices, and/or programmers for implantable medical devices, and/or systems having both programmers and implantable medical devices that cooperatively analyze sensing vectors.
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Ownership
CAMERON HEALTH,INC.
assignment · 198550741
Assignors
SANGHERA, RICK, ALLAVATAM, VENUGOPAL
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