System and method of performing computer assisted stimulation programming (CASP) with a non-zero starting value customized to a patient
AssigneeCirtec Medical Corp.
InventorsNorbert Kaula, Yohannes Iyassu
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AssigneeCirtec Medical Corp.
InventorsNorbert Kaula, Yohannes Iyassu
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A non-zero starting value for ramping up a stimulation parameter for an electrical stimulation to be delivered to a patient is determined. The non-zero starting value is customized to the patient. A pulse generator is caused to generate the electrical stimulation, which is delivered to the patient via an implanted lead. The pulse generator is caused to ramp up, from the determined non-zero starting value and toward a predefined maximum limit value, the stimulation parameter for a plurality of electrode contacts on the lead. Feedback is received from the patient in response to the ramping up. The feedback is received via an electronic patient feedback device. Based on the ramping up and the received feedback from the patient, a perception threshold is determined for each of the plurality of electrode contacts. The perception threshold is a value of the stimulation parameter that corresponds to the patient feeling the electrical stimulation.
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