Medtronic, Inc.

Susan Heilman Kilbane

Alicia Weller Thompson

Steven M Goetz

Eric J Panken

Scott R Stanslaski

Christopher L Pulliam

Timothy R Abraham

Amisha Somabhai Patel

Luc Roland Mongeon

Andrew H Houchins

Christopher M Arnett

James E Willenbring

Thomas L Chouinard

Lukas Valine

Evan Schnell

Lance Beall

Brendan J Young-Dixon

Karan Chitkara

Caleb C Zarns

Ilan D Gordon

Hijaz M Haris

Ankush Thakur

Brady N Fetting

Rucha Gokul G Samant

Cheryl Peskar

Christopher John Gennaro

Kevin C Johnson

Devices, systems, and techniques are disclosed for managing electrical stimulation therapy and/or sensing of physiological signals such as brain signals. For example, a system may assist a clinician in identifying one or more electrode combinations for sensing a brain signal. In another example, a user interface may display brain signal information and values of a stimulation parameter at least partially defining electrical stimulation delivered to a patient when the brain signal information was sensed.

Brain stimulation and sensing

Techniques are described, for medical devices that deliver electrical stimulation using current or voltage regulators having an adjustable master amplitude. One example method includes receiving, via a programmer for an electrical stimulator, user input indicating a desired electrical current amplitude, and selecting a first fraction adjustment or a second fraction adjustment, as a target adjustment for achieving the desired electrical current amplitude.

Independent control of electrical stimulation amplitude for electrodes for delivery of electrical stimulation therapy

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system in which a medical device selects less than all of its stored information and provides the selected subset of information to a data mart for storage, processing, and/or communication to one or more interested parties. In many embodiments, customers, patients, or even components of the medical device or of the remote patient management system can access selected medical device information (e.g., customers can access medical device information tailored to the care they are providing to one or more patients). In many embodiments, customers can receive such medical device information according to a schedule that best suits their care (or whenever they desire such information, irrespective of a schedule). In many embodiments, providing less than full transmissions to the data mart reduces the strain on medical device batteries.

Patient management system

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Deephaven, MN, United States of America

Susan Heilman Kilbane