摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes sensing cardiac signals from a plurality of electrodes forming a first sensing vector and a second sensing vector, determining inflections of the sensed cardiac signals, generating a pulse amplitude threshold in response to the determined inflections, and determining whether the inflections are indicative of noise in response to the determined inflections and the generated pulse amplitude threshold.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes sensing cardiac signals from a plurality of electrodes forming a first sensing vector and a second sensing vector, determining whether a signal energy content metric of the sensed cardiac signals is within predetermined limits, determining whether a noise to signal ratio of the sensed cardiac signals is less than a signal to noise threshold, determining whether the sensed cardiac signals are associated with muscle noise, and determining whether a mean frequency corresponding to the sensed cardiac signals is less than a mean frequency threshold.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes determining a first characteristic in response to cardiac signals sensed along a first sensing vector over a predetermined sensing window and in response to cardiac signals sensed along a second sensing vector over the predetermined sensing window, determining a second characteristic in response to cardiac signals sensed along the first sensing vector over the predetermined sensing window and in response to cardiac signals sensed along the second sensing vector over the predetermined sensing window, and determining a third characteristic in response to cardiac signals sensed along the first sensing vector over the predetermined sensing window and in response to cardiac signals sensed along the second sensing vector over the predetermined sensing window.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes sensing a cardiac signal from a plurality of electrodes, determining amplitudes of the sensed cardiac signal during a predetermined sensing window, determining a noise to signal ratio corresponding to the determined amplitudes, and determining the sensed cardiac signal during the predetermined sensing window is corrupted by noise in response to the determined noise to signal ratio being greater than a noise to signal ratio threshold.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes sensing cardiac signals from a plurality of electrodes forming a first sensing vector and a second sensing vector, and determining first heart rate estimates associated with cardiac signals sensed from the first sensing vector and cardiac signals sensed from the second sensing vector in response to a metric of heart rate associated with the sensed cardiac signals. Second heart rate estimates associated with the first sensing vector and with the second sensing vector are generated in response to the determined first heart rate estimates, and a determination is made as to whether both of the second heart rate estimates are greater than a predetermined heart rate threshold.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes sensing cardiac signals from a plurality of electrodes forming a first sensing vector and a second sensing vector, determining inflections of the sensed cardiac signals, generating a pulse amplitude threshold in response to the determined inflections, determining whether the sensed cardiac signals are corrupted by noise in response to the determined inflections and the generated pulse amplitude threshold, and determining, in response to the sensed cardiac signals being corrupted by noise, whether the sensed cardiac signals are both corrupted by noise and shockable.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes sensing cardiac signals from a plurality of electrodes forming a first sensing vector and a second sensing vector, determining whether the first sensing vector and the second sensing vector is corrupted by noise, and determining, in response to one of the first sensing vector and the second sensing vector being corrupted by noise, whether the other of the first sensing vector and the second sensing vector is one of a first cardiac event and a second cardiac event different from the first cardiac event.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event that includes sensing cardiac signals from a plurality of electrodes, determining rates of change of the sensed cardiac signals, and determining a range of the sensed cardiac signals. The sensed cardiac signals are detected as being associated with the cardiac event in response to the determined rates of change and the determined range.
摘要:
A method of detecting a cardiac event in a medical device that includes sensing cardiac signals from a plurality of electrodes forming a first sensing vector and a second sensing vector, and determining whether the sensing of cardiac signals along the first sensing vector and along the second sensing vector is corrupted by noise. If the cardiac signals sensed along both the first sensing vector and the second sensing vector are not corrupted by noise, a determination is made as to whether the cardiac signals sensed along the first sensing vector and along the second sensing vector are one of a first cardiac event and a second cardiac event. The determination of whether the cardiac signals sensed along the first sensing vector and along the second sensing vector are one of a first cardiac event and a second cardiac event is then confirmed.
摘要:
The disclosure herein relates generally to methods for treating heart conditions using vagal stimulation, and further to systems and devices for performing such treatment. Such methods may include monitoring physiological parameters of a patient, detecting cardiac conditions, and delivering vagal stimulation (e.g., electrical stimulation to the vagus nerve or neurons having parasympathetic function) to the patient to treat the detected cardiac conditions.