UNWANTED STIMULATION DETECTION DURING CARDIAC PACING

Patent №

US 9,604,065

Granted

2017-03-28

Filed 2014

Owner

CARDIAC PACEMAKERS, INC.

Lab

AI components

1

planning

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

14469322

The disclosure relates to systems and methods for cardiac rhythm management. In some cases, a system may include a pulse generator for generating pacing pulses for stimulating a heart of a patient; a memory; and a sensor configured to sense a response to a unwanted stimulation and to produce a corresponding sensor signal. A processing circuit may receive the sensor signal for a time after one or more pacing pulses, and may derive a time-frequency representation of the sensor signal based on the received sensor signal. The processing circuit may use the time-frequency representation of the sensor signal to help identify unwanted stimulation. Once unwanted stimulation is detected, the processing circuit may change the pacing pulses to help reduce or eliminate the unwanted stimulation.

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AI classification

Planning0.51
Vision0.37
AI hardware0.19
Evolutionary computation0.06
Knowledge representation0.06
Machine learning0.04
Natural language0.01
Speech0.00

Ownership

CARDIAC PACEMAKERS, INC.

assignment · 336140401

Assignors

ROCKWEILER, HOLLY E., OLSON, DAVID C., SAHA, SUNIPA

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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