Method and system for adaptive-sensing of electrical cardiac signals
AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsHanbiao Wang, Xing Pei, Kyungmoo Ryu
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AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsHanbiao Wang, Xing Pei, Kyungmoo Ryu
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Computer implemented methods and systems for monitoring cardiac activity (CA) signals, for a series of beats, over first and second sensing channels having different first and second detection thresholds, respectively. The methods and systems also include analyzing the CA signals over the first and second sensing channels utilizing the first and second detection thresholds, respectively, during an event prediction window to detect a presence of sensed events. The methods and systems also include determining amplitudes of the sensed events detected. The methods and systems also include calculating at least one of an amplitude distribution or amplitude trend for the sensed events detected over the first and second channels and adjusting at least one of the first or second detection thresholds based on the at least one of the amplitude distribution or amplitude trend.
A computer implemented method, wherein under control of one or more processors configured with specific executable instructions, the method comprises:
A system for detecting cardiac activity (CA) signals, comprising:
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