EP1615692A2 - Multi-parameter arrhythmia discrimination - Google Patents
Multi-parameter arrhythmia discriminationInfo
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- EP1615692A2 EP1615692A2 EP04759318A EP04759318A EP1615692A2 EP 1615692 A2 EP1615692 A2 EP 1615692A2 EP 04759318 A EP04759318 A EP 04759318A EP 04759318 A EP04759318 A EP 04759318A EP 1615692 A2 EP1615692 A2 EP 1615692A2
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Definitions
- the energy delivery circuitry may include one or both of defibrillation therapy circuitry and pacing therapy circuitry.
- the sensor may be provided in or on the housing, and/or in or on a lead coupled to the housing.
- sensing circuitry 204 and noise reduction circuitry 203 may be useful to minimize the necessary componentry and lower the power requirements of the system.
- FIGS 1 A- 1E The components, functionality, and structural configurations depicted in Figures 1 A- 1E are intended to provide an understanding of various features and combination of features that may be incorporated in an ITCS device. It is understood that a wide variety of ITCS and other implantable cardiac monitoring and/or stimulation device configurations are contemplated, ranging from relatively sophisticated to relatively simple designs. As such, particular ITCS or cardiac monitoring and/or stimulation device configurations may include particular features as described herein, while other such device configurations may exclude particular features described herein.
- an ITCS device may use . an alternate signal to identify cardiac signals within a group of separated signals, such as those obtained. from a blind source separation (BSS) technique.
- BSS blind source separation
- the patient activity signal 1420 is, in this case, derived from a cardiac electrode arrangement preferentially located to provide a signal indicative of skeletal muscle activity. Note that the patient activity signal 1420 includes a significant ECG component, but that muscle movement is clearly identifiable witliin at least a muscle noise detect window 1440.
- a blood sensor is used to provide an alternate signal for arrhythmia discrimination and verification.
- Electrocardiogram signals often contain noise signals and artifacts that mimic true cardiac signals and various aiThythmias.
- Using a blood sensor as an alternate sensor in accordance with the present invention provides the ability to discriminate true arrhythmia conditions from various noisy conditions.
- using a blood sensor as an alternate sensor in accordance with the present invention provides the ability to confirm that the signals upon which arrhythmia detection and therapy delivery decisions are made contain a cardiac signal (e.g., a QRS complex), rather than a spurious signal that may have features similar to those of a true cardiac signal.
- a cardiac signal e.g., a QRS complex
- a subcutaneous photoplethysmogram is used to confirm or verify that the cardiac signal used for cardiac rhythm analysis is indeed a cardiac signal, rather than a spurious signal, such as a skeletal noise signal.
- the subcutaneous photoplethysmogram may be used to verify that the cardiac signal used to make tachyarrythmia therapy delivery decisions is an electrocardiogram indicative of the patient's actual heart rhythm.
- the subcutaneous photoplethysmogram is used primarily for verifying that the signal used for arrhythmia analysis and therapy delivery decisions is indeed the cardiac signal, which is distinct from using this signal to separately verify the presence or absence of an arrhythmia. It is understood, however, that the subcutaneous photoplethysmogram may be used as a signal to separately verify the presence or absence of an arrhythmia, exclusively or in addition to using tins signal for cardiac signal confirmation.
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