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AssigneeCardiac Pacemakers, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey E. Stahmann, Bruce Tockman, Randy Westlund, Rene H. Wentkowski, Russell E. Anderson
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A method for allowing cardiac signals to be sensed and pacing pulse vectors to be delivered between two or more electrodes. In one embodiment, cardiac signals are sensed and pacing pulse vectors are delivered between at least one of a first left ventricular electrode and a second left ventricular electrode. Alternatively, cardiac signals are sensed and pacing pulse vectors are delivered between different combinations of the first and second left ventricular electrodes and a first supraventricular electrode. In addition, cardiac signals are sensed and pacing pulse vectors are delivered between different combinations of the first and second left ventricular electrode, the first supraventricular electrode and a conductive housing. In an additional embodiment, a first right ventricular electrode is used to sense cardiac signals and provide pacing pulses with different combinations of the first and second left ventricular electrodes, the first supraventricular electrode and the housing.
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An implantable medical device (IMD) including a non-transitory processor-readable medium comprising instructions that, when performed by the processor cause the IMD to:
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