Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation

Benjamin Phillip Hahn

Matthew Lee McDonald

Kyle Harish Srivastava

David M Dorman

Amarpreet Singh Bains

This document discusses systems, devices, and methods for computer-assisted pain or paresthesia assessment and pain management in a subject. A system includes a programming aid device including a user interface, a transceiver circuit to receive information about pain management for the patient from one or more of a software-based virtual agent (SVA) or a human assistant other than the patient, and a controller circuit to initiate and manage information exchange session between the patient and one or more of the SVA or the human assistant, via the user interface, regarding pain or paresthesia sensation and pain management. Based on the information exchange, the controller determines a stimulation setting, and generate a therapy control signal to the neuromodulation device to initiate delivery of neuromodulation energy according to the determined stimulation setting.

Computer-assisted pain mapping and neuromodulation system

A control module for an electrical stimulation system includes a sealed electronics housing; an electronic subassembly disposed within the electronics housing; one or more connector assemblies coupled to the electronic subassembly; and a rechargeable battery disposed external to the electronics housing. The one or more connector assemblies are configured to receive a lead. The rechargeable battery includes a positive electrode, a negative electrode, and a single battery case attached directly to the sealed electronics housing and forming a sealed cavity that encapsulates both the positive electrode and the negative electrode. The battery case is electrically isolated from each of the positive electrode and the battery electrode.

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Benjamin Phillip Hahn