Biotronik Se Co. Kg

Andreas Becker

Dirk Muessig

Andrew B Kibler

Larry Stotts

Lauren Kraiter

Eric Austin

Alan Fryer

Rolf Klenner

Torsten Oertmann

Matthew Melius

The present disclosure relates to a system for remote assessment of a patient, comprising: a first device associated to a physician, a second device associated to the patient, a medical device associated to the patient, wherein the second device is configured to communicate with the medical device, and wherein the medical device is configured to be programmed via the second device, wherein the first device is further configured to communicate with the second device, and wherein the second device is configured to be controlled via the first device, and wherein the second device is configured to acquire data indicative of at least one physiological parameter or of several physiological parameters of the patient. Furthermore, a method for remote assessment is provided.

Remote assessment of neurostimulation

A header for an implantable medical device includes at least an antenna and a receptacle for receiving a signal transmission line. Either one or a combination of the antenna and the receptacle are encased in a dielectric material. The dielectric material can be one of or include one of a polymer, a ceramic material, polyoxymethylene, polysulfone, polybutylene terephthalate. A medical device and a method for assembling a medical device are also provided.

Modular connector housing concept

The present disclosure relates to a system () for remote assessment of a patient (P), comprising: a first device () associated to a physician (P), a second device () associated to the patient (P), a medical device () associated to the patient (P), wherein the second device () is configured to communicate with the medical device (), and wherein the medical device () is configured to be programmed via the second device (), wherein the first device () is further configured to communicate with the second device (), and wherein the second device () is configured to be controlled via the first device (), and wherein the second device () is configured to acquire data (S, S) indicative of at least one physiological parameter or of several physiological parameters (HR, F, P) of the patient (P). Furthermore, a method for remote assessment is provided.

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Wilsonville, OR, United States of America

Andreas Becker