Adjustment of analgesic stimulation parameters based on trust dynamic measurements
AssigneeBoston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation
InventorsJames R. Kozloski, Anup Kalia, Jeffrey Rogers, Sara E. Berger
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AssigneeBoston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation
InventorsJames R. Kozloski, Anup Kalia, Jeffrey Rogers, Sara E. Berger
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Systems and techniques are disclosed to establish programming of an implantable electrical neurostimulation device for treating pain of a human subject, through the use and adjustment of analgesic stimulation parameters based on trust dynamics and trust measurements. In an example, the system to establish programming of the neurostimulation device performs operations that: determine a trust measurement value that is derived from results of at least one commitment made with a human subject, via observable interactions; determine a modification of at least one neurostimulation programming parameter, based on the trust measurement value; and to cause the implantable neurostimulation device to implement the modification of the at least one neurostimulation programming parameter. Further examples are provided to produce and track the trust measurement value, as well as identify a pain susceptibility value and determine a receptiveness to analgesic effects based on these and other trust dynamics.
A computer system for determining programming of an implantable electrical neurostimulation device used for treating pain of a human subject, the system comprising:
A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium comprising instructions for determining programming of an implantable electrical neurostimulation device used for treating pain of a human subject, the instructions, when executed by circuitry of a machine, cause the machine to:
A method for determining programming of an implantable electrical neurostimulation device used for treating pain of a human subject, comprising:
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