Method and device for pacing latency based multi-point pacing
AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsXiaoyi Min, Kyungmoo Ryu, Stuart Rosenberg, David Muller
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AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsXiaoyi Min, Kyungmoo Ryu, Stuart Rosenberg, David Muller
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Methods and devices are is provided for controlling a pacing therapy utilizing left ventricular multi-point pacing (MPP). The method and device provide electrodes configured to be located proximate to an atrial (A) site, a right ventricular (RV) site and multiple left ventricular (LV) sites of the heart. The method and device utilizes one or more processors. The processors determine atrial-ventricular conduction delays (AVCD) between the A site and multiple corresponding LV sites and determines pacing latencies at the LV sites. The processors adjusts the AVCDs, based on the pacing latency at the corresponding LV sites, to form atrial-ventricular latency adjusted (ARPL) conduction delays for the corresponding LV sites, calculates interventricular pacing (VV) delays for combinations of the LV sites based on the corresponding ARPL conduction delays and manages pacing therapy, that utilizes left ventricular MPP, based on the VV delays for the corresponding LV sites.
A system for controlling a pacing therapy utilizing left ventricular multi-point pacing (MPP), the system comprising:
A system for controlling a pacing therapy utilizing left ventricular multi-point pacing (MPP), the system comprising:
A method for controlling a pacing therapy utilizing left ventricular multi-point pacing (MPP), the method comprising:
A method for controlling a pacing therapy utilizing left ventricular multi-point pacing (MPP), the method comprising:
A method for controlling a pacing therapy utilizing left ventricular multi-point pacing (MPP), the method comprising:
A method for controlling a pacing therapy utilizing left ventricular multi-point pacing (MPP), the method comprising:
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