5 results about "Cardiac device" patented technology

Methods and apparatuses for agnostic haptic feedback computing systems are provided. The system includes a cardiac device, incorporated with a plurality of dissimilar sensors configured to sense one or more input signals based on clinical characteristics of a patient and generate one or more output signals. A processor and haptic graphical user interface is configured to receive and process the one or more output signals and performs haptic transduction based on the one or more output signals. The haptic transduction generates one or more haptic feedback signals and provides sensations to a wearable haptic system and in a preferred embodiment utilizes imaging data alone, in lieu of conventional catheter based sensors, as input to the haptic system.

A system comprising: one or more sensors for detecting a parameter of a patient's respiratory cycle; and an implantable cardiac device comprising: at least one lead comprising one or more electrodes for applying a cardiac contractility modulation stimulation to a heart; and circuitry for controlling and activating the lead, the circuitry being programmed to set a parameter of the cardiac contractility modulation stimulation in dependence on the parameter of the respiratory cycle detected by the one or more sensors.

A cardiac monitoring system with priority handling of certain clinical and operational communications is provided. The cardiac monitoring system includes an externally worn cardiac device configured to sense one or more electrocardiogram (ECG) signals from a patient wearing the cardiac device. The cardiac device includes a network interface, a memory configured to store BCG data derived from the one or more ECG signals, and a processor coupled with the memory. The processor is configured to determine, from a subset of the ECG data, occurrence of a priority event associated with the cardiac device or the patient wearing the cardiac device, publish, via the network interface, a message specifying the priority event to a first topic using a first communication protocol, and transmit, via the network interface, the ECG data to a remote storage service using a second communication protocol that is different than the first communication protocol.

Systems and methods to improve resource utilization in ambulatory patient monitoring are disclosed, including receiving a request to record a set of physiologic information of a patient for a patient-triggered episode using one or more sensors of the ambulatory medical device, controlling recording and storage of the set of physiologic information of the patient for the patient-triggered episode, and controlling, at a first time, communication of a first subset of physiologic information to the remote device and storage of a second subset of physiologic information at the ambulatory medical device for selectable separate and subsequent communication to the remote device to improve resource utilization of the ambulatory patient monitoring.

The invention generally relates to an implantable medical lead assembly (100), an implantable cardiac device comprising such a medical lead assembly and a process for generating an implantable medical lead assembly.