Far-field r-wave detection for timing control of atrial pacing in dual-chamber leadless pacemakers
A pacemaker, implantable leadless technology, applied in applications, sensors, cardiac stimulators, etc., can solve the problems of difficulty in detection and lack of knowledge of the timing of ventricular sensing and pacing.
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[0028] The implantable atrial pacemaker device of the present disclosure is configured to be implanted in an atrium of a patient's heart. The atrial device can pace the atria, sense intrinsic atrial electrical activity, and detect ventricular activation. The atrial device may control the timing of pacing pulses delivered to the atrium based on the detected ventricular activity.
[0029] The atrial device may include a hermetically sealed housing having a size and form factor that permits implantation of the atrial device within an atrium. In some examples, the housing may have a cylindrical (eg, pill-shaped) form factor. The housing may include fixed tines that connect the housing to cardiac tissue within the atrium. The fixation tines may anchor the atrial device to cardiac tissue of the atria such that the atrial device moves with the cardiac tissue of the atria during systole.
[0030] The housing of the atrial device may house components for sensing electrical activity ...
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