3 results about "Pace rate" patented technology

The present disclosure pertains to cardiac pacing methods and systems, and, more particularly, to cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT). In particular, the present disclosure pertains to determining whether a patient is experiencing atrial fibrillation (AF). If the patient is experiencing AF, the efficacy of CRT is determined. A signal is sensed in response to a ventricular pacing stimulus. Through signal processing, a number of features are parsed from the signal and a determination is made as to whether the ventricular pacing stimulus evoked a response from the ventricle.

Disclosed are methods and systems for outputting a baseline pacing rate, including: receiving a heart rate and a blood pressure of a patient; determining a first pacing rate to modify the heart rate based on the heart rate and the blood pressure; outputting the first pacing rate; receiving a subjective input subsequent to outputting the first pacing rate; determining a second pacing rate based on the subjective input; and outputting the second pacing rate; receiving a baseline pacing program subsequent to the heart rate matching the second pacing rate; determining a third pacing rate based on the baseline pacing program, and outputting the third pacing rate.

A system for providing real-time feedback to an operator when unacceptable motion is detected is provided. The system includes a wearable device having a housing to be worn by an operator, a memory device, a sensor configured to output a motion signal corresponding to motion of the operator, an output device configured to output an operator alert in response to a determination of unacceptable motion of the operator, and a processor configured to: receive a plurality of output motion signals at a sampling rate; convert the output motion signals into a plurality of data points; analyze the data points to identify a pace at which the operator is walking; calculate a pace rate of the operator based on the identified pace; and cause the output device to output the operator alert in response to the pace rate exceeding a predetermined rate threshold corresponding to unacceptable motion of the operator.