Medtronic, Inc.

Yuying Chao

Shantanu Sarkar

David Jerome Peichel

Gary P Kivi

Javaid Masoud

Jerry D Reiland

Michael L Hudziak

Gautham Rajagopal

Melvin P Roberts

Gary Toering

Stephanie Chen

Techniques for determining whether a ventricular depolarization is a premature ventricular contraction (PVC) depolarization may include processing circuitry of a medical system identifying an interval from a maximum slope point to a minimum slope point for each of a plurality of ventricular depolarizations and, for each of the plurality of ventricular depolarizations as a current ventricular depolarization, determining that the intervals from the maximum slope point to the minimum slope point for the current ventricular depolarization, a preceding adjacent ventricular depolarization of the plurality of ventricular depolarizations, and a subsequent adjacent ventricular depolarization of the plurality of ventricular depolarizations satisfy one or more slope criteria. The processing circuitry determines that the current ventricular depolarization is a PVC depolarization based on the intervals from the maximum slope point to the minimum slope point satisfying the one or more slope criteria.

Premature ventricular contraction (PVC) detection

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Vadnais Heights, MN, United States of America

Yuying Chao