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21. 发明授权

EP2023819B1 EXTERNAL VOIDING SENSOR SYSTEM 有权
标题翻译：外部排空传感器系统
公开(公告)号：EP2023819B1
公开(公告)日：2009-10-28
申请号：EP07716971.2
申请日：2007-01-25
申请人： MEDTRONIC, INC.
发明人： RONDONI, John, C. , GERBER, Martin, T.
IPC分类号： A61B5/20
CPC分类号： A61B5/202 , A61B5/0002 , A61B5/14507 , A61B5/208 , A61B5/6804 , A61F13/42 , A61N1/36007 , G06F19/00
摘要： The disclosure describes an external sensor attached to an undergarment worn by a patient that detects voiding information. The sensor stores the voiding information in a voiding log and transmits the voiding log to an external device. The external device includes a user interface that displays the voiding log to the patient for review. The patient may correct any incorrect voiding information that was logged in error or due to a non-voiding event. A user, such as a clinician or the patient, may use the voiding information to diagnose a condition of the patient. In addition, the voiding information of the voiding log may be used by the user to adjust a stimulation therapy or the external device to automatically adjust stimulation therapy. The undergarment may be disposable or washable after patient use.

22. 发明公开

EP2021072A1 EFFICACY VISUALIZATION 审中-公开
标题翻译：可视化的有效性
公开(公告)号：EP2021072A1
公开(公告)日：2009-02-11
申请号：EP07749179.3
申请日：2007-01-25
申请人： MEDTRONIC, INC.
发明人： GERBER, Martin, T. , RONDONI, John, C.
IPC分类号： A61N1/372
CPC分类号： A61N1/37247 , G16H40/63 , G16H50/50
摘要： The disclosure is directed to techniques for providing a visualization of efficacy ratings for a medical therapy. A graphical representation of weighted efficacy parameter values may be displayed to provide a visualization of efficacy for the patient. The graphical representation may include a boundary extending between the efficacy parameter values on multiple axes. If the representation includes three axes, the shape of the boundary may be substantially triangular. The graphical representation may simultaneously display multiple graphical representations. Each of the multiple multi-axis graphical representations corresponds to efficacy parameter values obtained for different sets of therapy parameters or to efficacy parameter values obtained at different times. The graphical representation may be modified so that the efficacy parameter values correspond to values relating to a time reference specified by a user. Multiple graphical representations for different time references may be displayed simultaneously, permitting the user to compare efficacy over time.

23. 发明授权

EP2331203B1 THERAPY PROGRAM MODIFICATION BASED ON THERAPY GUIDELINES 有权
标题翻译：治疗程序修改基于治疗指南
公开(公告)号：EP2331203B1
公开(公告)日：2016-03-23
申请号：EP09739279.9
申请日：2009-01-22
申请人： Medtronic, Inc.
发明人： RONDONI, John, C. , GERBER, Martin, T.
IPC分类号： A61N1/372 , G06F19/00
CPC分类号： A61N1/36182 , A61B5/4848 , A61M5/14276 , A61M5/1723 , A61M2205/054 , A61M2210/0693 , A61N1/36003 , A61N1/36007 , A61N1/36071 , A61N1/36082 , A61N1/36185 , A61N1/36514 , A61N1/37235 , A61N1/37247 , A61N1/37264 , G06F19/00 , G06F19/325 , G06F19/3481 , G16H40/63 , G16H50/50
摘要： Techniques for modeling therapy fields for therapy delivered by medical devices are described. Each therapy field model is based on a set of therapy parameters and represents where therapy will propagate from the therapy system delivering therapy according to the set of therapy parameters. Therapy field models may be useful in guiding the modification of therapy parameters. As one example, a processor compares an algorithmic model of a therapy field to a reference therapy field and adjusts at least one therapy parameter based on the comparison. As another example, a processor adjusts at least one therapy parameter to increase an operating efficiency of the therapy system while substantially maintaining the modeled therapy field.

24. 发明公开

EP2288407A1 THERAPY PROGRAM MODIFICATION 审中-公开
标题翻译： THERAPIEPROGRAMM-MODIFIZIERUNG
公开(公告)号：EP2288407A1
公开(公告)日：2011-03-02
申请号：EP09739280.7
申请日：2009-01-23
申请人： Medtronic, Inc.
发明人： RONDONI, John, C. , GERBER, Martin, T.
IPC分类号： A61N1/08 , A61N1/36 , A61N1/34
CPC分类号： A61N1/36071 , A61N1/08 , A61N1/36007
摘要： A therapy program may be generated based on an algorithmic model of a baseline therapy field, which may represent a therapy field resulting from therapy delivery via the first therapy system based on a first therapy program. A second therapy program that controls therapy delivery by a second therapy system may be generated based on the baseline therapy field model. For example, therapy parameter values of the second therapy program may be selected to maintain at least one field characteristic of the baseline therapy field model. In some examples, the second therapy system may result from a hardware modification to the first therapy system. In other examples, the first and second therapy systems may be associated with different patients. For example, the baseline therapy field model may be an efficacious therapy field for a patient class, and a second therapy program may be generated for a patient in the class.
摘要翻译：可以基于基线治疗领域的算法模型来产生治疗程序，其可以代表由基于第一治疗程序的经由第一治疗系统的治疗递送产生的治疗领域。可以基于基线治疗场模型来产生控制第二疗法系统治疗传递的第二疗法程序。例如，可以选择第二治疗程序的治疗参数值以保持基线治疗场模型的至少一个场特征。在一些示例中，第二治疗系统可能由对第一治疗系统的硬件修改而产生。在其他示例中，第一和第二治疗系统可以与不同的患者相关联。例如，基线治疗场模型可以是患者类别的有效治疗领域，并且可以为该类别中的患者生成第二治疗程序。

25. 发明公开

EP2023819A1 EXTERNAL VOIDING SENSOR SYSTEM 有权
标题翻译：外部空隙传感器系统
公开(公告)号：EP2023819A1
公开(公告)日：2009-02-18
申请号：EP07716971.2
申请日：2007-01-25
申请人： MEDTRONIC, INC.
发明人： RONDONI, John, C. , GERBER, Martin, T.
IPC分类号： A61B5/20
CPC分类号： A61B5/202 , A61B5/0002 , A61B5/14507 , A61B5/208 , A61B5/6804 , A61F13/42 , A61N1/36007 , G06F19/00
摘要： The disclosure describes an external sensor attached to an undergarment worn by a patient that detects voiding information. The sensor stores the voiding information in a voiding log and transmits the voiding log to an external device. The external device includes a user interface that displays the voiding log to the patient for review. The patient may correct any incorrect voiding information that was logged in error or due to a non-voiding event. A user, such as a clinician or the patient, may use the voiding information to diagnose a condition of the patient. In addition, the voiding information of the voiding log may be used by the user to adjust a stimulation therapy or the external device to automatically adjust stimulation therapy. The undergarment may be disposable or washable after patient use.
摘要翻译：本公开描述了一种外部传感器，该外部传感器连接到由检测排泄信息的患者穿着的内衣上。传感器将排泄信息存储在排尿日志中，并将排泄日志发送到外部设备。外部设备包括一个用户界面，可将排尿日志显示给患者进行检查。患者可以纠正错误记录或由于无排尿事件导致的排尿信息错误。诸如临床医生或患者的用户可以使用排泄信息来诊断患者的状况。另外，用户可以使用排尿日志的排泄信息来调整刺激治疗或外部装置来自动调整刺激治疗。内衣在患者使用后可以是一次性的或可洗的。

26. 发明授权

EP2282813B1 THERAPY PROGRAM MODIFICATION 有权
标题翻译：治疗程序修改
公开(公告)号：EP2282813B1
公开(公告)日：2017-03-15
申请号：EP09739281.5
申请日：2009-01-23
申请人： Medtronic, Inc.
发明人： RONDONI, John, C. , GERBER, Martin, T.
IPC分类号： A61N1/37 , A61N1/372 , A61N1/34 , A61N1/36
CPC分类号： A61N1/37 , A61N1/36071 , A61N1/37247 , G06F19/00
摘要： A therapy program may be modified based on information indicative of a change in a therapy field, which may represent a region of a patient's tissue to which therapy is delivered. Upon receiving information indicative of a therapy field change, an algorithmic model of a present therapy field may be generated and compared to an algorithmic model of a baseline therapy field, which indicates a therapy field that provides efficacious therapy to the patient. If a characteristic of the present therapy field differs from the baseline therapy field model, the current therapy program may be modified. In another example, upon receiving information indicative of a therapy field change, the current therapy program may be modified, and an algorithmic model of a therapy field based on the modified therapy program may be compared to a baseline therapy field model to determine whether the modified therapy program is a suitable alternative.

27. 发明公开

EP2307996A1 THERAPY PROGRAM MODIFICATION BASED ON AN ENERGY THRESHOLD 有权
标题翻译：治疗程序修改基于能量阈值
公开(公告)号：EP2307996A1
公开(公告)日：2011-04-13
申请号：EP09739283.1
申请日：2009-01-26
申请人： Medtronic, Inc.
发明人： RONDONI, John, C. , GERBER, Martin, T.
IPC分类号： G06F19/00 , A61N1/372 , A61M5/142 , A61N1/34 , A61N1/36
CPC分类号： A61N1/37264 , A61M5/14276 , A61N1/36017 , A61N1/36021 , A61N1/36071 , A61N1/36146 , A61N1/37247
摘要： A therapy program is modified to decompose an electrical stimulation signal defined by the therapy program into a plurality of subsignals based on a comparison between an energy associated with the stimulation signal and a threshold value. An electrical stimulation signal defined by a therapy program may be decomposed into a plurality of subsignals when an electrical stimulation energy of the stimulation signal exceeds the maximum energy output of the medical device or of a channel of the medical device. The energy associated with each one of the subsignals may be less than the energy threshold value of the medical device.

28. 发明公开

EP2166950A1 AUTOMATIC VOIDING DIARY 有权
标题翻译：自动排水日记
公开(公告)号：EP2166950A1
公开(公告)日：2010-03-31
申请号：EP08746848.4
申请日：2008-04-25
申请人： MEDTRONIC, INC.
发明人： GERBER, Martin, T. , RONDONI, John, C.
IPC分类号： A61B7/00 , A61B5/20
CPC分类号： H04R5/023 , A61B5/0031 , A61B5/14507 , A61B5/202 , A61B5/204 , A61B5/205 , A61B5/6846 , A61B7/008 , A61F13/42 , A61N1/36007 , A61N1/37211
摘要： A device that may be used as an automatic voiding diary detects urinary and/or fecal voiding events and records voiding information indicative of the voiding events without the need for significant patient interaction. The device includes a microphone that captures internal and/or external sounds that are associated with voiding events and generates an electrical signal based the sounds. The device processes the electrical signal to determine whether the signal is indicative of the occurrence of a voiding event (i.e., the device detects voiding events) by, for example, comparing the electrical signal to a signal template or comparing an amplitude of the signal to a threshold. The device may be a device implanted within the patient or an external device that can be carried or attached to the body or clothing of the patient.

29. 发明公开

EP2162181A1 IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL LEAD INCLUDING VOIDING EVENT SENSOR 有权
标题翻译：带传感器对于一个疏散事件的检测可植入医疗LEAD
公开(公告)号：EP2162181A1
公开(公告)日：2010-03-17
申请号：EP08746852.6
申请日：2008-04-25
申请人： MEDTRONIC, INC.
发明人： GERBER, Martin, T. , RONDONI, John, C.
IPC分类号： A61N1/05 , A61N1/36 , A61B5/20 , A61B5/03
CPC分类号： A61N1/36007 , A61B5/04882 , A61B5/202 , A61B5/204 , A61B5/205 , A61B5/42 , A61N1/05
摘要： An implantable medical lead includes at least one stimulation electrode and at least one sensor configured to generate an electrical signal that varies as a function of a parameter associated with a voiding event of a patient. In some embodiments, the sensor may be at least one of a microphone that captures sounds associated with voiding events, a pressure sensor, a flow sensor, a strain gauge, a physiological parameter sensing electrode or a temperature sensor. The electrical signal generated by the sensor may used to detect an occurrence of a voiding event. Thus, the lead may be coupled wirelessly or via a wired connection to a device that processes the electrical signal from the sensor, generates voiding information based on the electrical signal, and in some cases, records the voiding information for later retrieval and analysis.

30. 发明公开

EP2021073A1 PATIENT-INDIVIDUALIZED EFFICACY RATING 审中-公开
标题翻译：效力患者个性化评估
公开(公告)号：EP2021073A1
公开(公告)日：2009-02-11
申请号：EP07749183.5
申请日：2007-01-25
申请人： MEDTRONIC, INC.
发明人： GERBER, Martin, T. , RONDONI, John, C.
IPC分类号： A61N1/372 , G06F19/00
CPC分类号： A61N1/37247 , G16H50/50
摘要： The disclosure is directed to techniques for providing a patient-individualized efficacy rating. Different stimulation parameters impact efficacy. For example, efficacy may be a function of parameters such as electrode combination, stimulation amplitude, pulse width, and pulse rate. Efficacy may vary from patient-to-patient. For example, efficacy may vary according to age, gender, physiology, disease state, activity level, or activity profile. Comparable stimulation programs may provide different efficacy levels for different patients, according to patient characteristics or desires. Patients may rank efficacy parameters differently. The efficacy parameters may include desirable therapeutic effects and undesirable side effects. For one patient, optimization of a particular efficacy parameter may be the paramount concern. Other patients may be willing to compromise the outcome of the same parameter in favor of better outcomes with other efficacy parameters. A patient-individualized efficacy rating permits a patient and clinician to customize efficacy evaluation according to the patient's condition or needs.

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