SYSTEMS AND RELATED METHODS FOR OPTIMIZATION OF MULTI-ELECTRODE NERVE PACING

Patent №

US 9,333,363

Granted

2016-05-10

Filed 2015

Owner

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

Lab

AI components

1

planning

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

14600763

This disclosure describes, among other embodiments, systems and related methods for selecting electrode combinations to be used during nerve pacing procedures. A first set of electrode combinations of a nerve pacing system, such as a phrenic nerve pacing system for diaphragm activation, may be mapped (or tested) to determine the location of the electrode combinations relative to a target nerve. Once the general location of the target nerve is known, a more localized second set of electrode combinations may be tested to determine the most suitable electrode combinations for nerve stimulation. At various stages of the mapping process, electrode combinations that are non-optimal may be discarded as candidates for use in a nerve pacing procedure. The systems and methods described herein may allow for the selection of electrode combinations that are most suitable for stimulation of the left and right phrenic nerves during diaphragm pacing.

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AI classification

Planning0.91
AI hardware0.25
Vision0.10
Evolutionary computation0.04
Machine learning0.00
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Ownership

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

assignment · 350410039

Assignors

HOFFER, JOAQUIN ANDRES, SADARANGANI, GAUTAM, NOLETTE, MARC ANDRE, THAKKAR, VIRAL, TRAN, BAO DUNG

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