Leadless pacemaker with end-of-life protection
AssigneeCardiac Pacemakers, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey E. Stahmann, Benjamin J. Haasl, Keith R. Maile, William J. Linder
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AssigneeCardiac Pacemakers, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey E. Stahmann, Benjamin J. Haasl, Keith R. Maile, William J. Linder
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A leadless cardiac pacing system includes first and second leadless pacing seeds configured to deliver pacing therapy to a first and second location in a patient, respectively. The second seed includes an electrode, a therapy circuit configured to provide electrostimulation energy to the electrode, a communications component, and a power source. The second seed also includes a power manager configured to detect an end-of-life condition associated with the seed and, in response to detecting the end-of-life condition, to communicate a signal that causes the first seed to change from a first operational state to a second operational state, in which the first seed implements one or more operational parameters configured to adapt to a change in an output from the second seed resulting from the second seed entering the end-of-life condition.
A leadless cardiac pacing system, comprising:
A leadless cardiac pacing system, comprising:
A leadless cardiac pacing seed comprising:
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