Systems, methods, and devices for evaluating lead placement based on generated visual representations of sacrum and lead

An electronic device, comprising:

• an electronic memory storage configured to store programming instructions;
• and
• one or more processors configured to execute the programming instructions to perform operations that include:
• obtaining visual representations of a sacrum of a patient and a lead that is implanted in the sacrum;
• and
• evaluating a placement of the lead by analyzing the visual representations of the sacrum and the lead to determine whether one or more of the following factors are met:
• a first factor involving which foramen of the sacrum the lead is implanted in;
• a second factor involving how far the lead is coining out of a pelvic floor of the patient;
• or
• a third factor involving how bent the lead is.

A medical system, comprising:

• a pulse generator configured to generate electrical stimulation pulses as a part of an electrical stimulation therapy for a patient;
• a lead configured to be implanted inside the patient to deliver the electrical stimulation pulses to the patient;
• and
• an electronic programming device that is configured to conduct electronic communications with the pulse generator, wherein the electronic programming device is configured to perform operations that include:
• obtaining visual representations of a sacrum of a patient and the lead that is planted in the sacrum;
• and
• evaluating a placement of the lead by analyzing the visual representations of the sacrum and the lead to determine whether one or more of the following factors are met:
• a first factor involving which foramen of the sacrum the lead is implanted in;
• a second factor involving how far the lead is coming out of a pelvic floor of the patient;
• or
• a third factor involving how bent the lead is.