Medtronic, Inc.

Nicholas D Buse

Duane L Bourget

David E Linde

Benjamin P Isaacson

Nathan Andrew Torgerson

Jonathon E Giftakis

Scott R Stanslaski

Christopher L Pulliam

David L Carlson

Thaddeus S Brink

Robert S Raike

Rene A Molina

Abbey Beuning Holt Becker

Kevin L Bright

Thomas L Chouinard

Caleb C Zarns

An example method includes determining, by an implantable medical device (IMD), an electrode of a plurality of electrodes of a lead to be used to deliver electrical stimulation to a patient at a particular time; selecting, by the IMD and based on the determined electrode, a set of electrodes of the plurality of electrodes; and sensing, by the IMD and via the selected set of electrodes, electrical signals of the patient at the particular time.

Dynamically optimized neural sensing

A medical device or system of medical devices can be configured to detect an indicator of a symptom in a patient; in response to detecting the indicator of the symptom in the patient, deliver to the patient a first stimulation therapy; and in response to determining that the indicator of the symptom has been present for more than a threshold amount of time after beginning to deliver the first stimulation therapy a second stimulation therapy different than the first stimulation therapy.

Multi-target adaptive neurostimulation therapy control

Electrical stimulation therapy is provided to a patient in order to induce a patient sensation. The patient sensation may be selected from a number of patient sensations. A set of therapy parameter values are associated with each of the number of patient sensations. A user interface allows a user to adjust one or more characteristics of the patient sensation.

Electrical stimulation therapy for inducing patient sensations

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New Brighton, MN, United States of America

Nicholas D Buse