Multi-site active implantable medical device including a mode of resynchronization of the ventricles
First Claim
1. An active implantable medical device comprising:
- means for right and left ventricular detection, able to detect a potential of spontaneous depolarization in the right ventricle and the left ventricle;
means for right atrial detection and eventually left atrial detection, able to detect a potential of spontaneous depolarization in the right atrium and eventually in the left atrium;
means for right and left ventricular stimulation, able to deliver to the right ventricle and to the left ventricle impulses of stimulation; and
means able to operate the device in a mode of resynchronization of the ventricular contractions, comprising means to establish an adjustable inter-ventricular delay between the moments of application of the impulses respectively delivered to the right ventricle and to the left ventricle during the same cardiac cycle;
said device characterized in that it further comprises;
means for atrial stimulation, able to deliver impulses of stimulation to the right atrium, means able to operate the device in AAI mode with right atrial stimulation and right ventricular detection;
means for detection of ventricular capture, to determine the detection or the loss of capture after a right ventricular stimulation and a left ventricular stimulation; and
means for mode switching, able to control a mode switching from a mode of resynchronization towards AAI mode in response to the detection of a loss of capture after a right ventricular stimulation or a left ventricular stimulation.
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Abstract
An active implantable medical device comprising circuits for right ventricular, left ventricular, right atrial and eventually left atrial detection, as well as circuits for right and left ventricular stimulation. The device can operate in mode of resynchronization of the ventricular contractions, with an adjustable delay of inter-ventricular stimulation. It includes moreover: circuits for atrial stimulation; circuits able to operate the device in AAI mode with right atrial stimulation and right ventricular detection; circuits for detection of ventricular capture, to determine the detection or the loss of capture after a right ventricular stimulation and a left ventricular stimulation; and of the circuits for mode switching, able to control a switching of mode, from the mode of resynchronization towards AAI mode, in response to the detection of a loss of capture after a right ventricular stimulation or a left ventricular stimulation.
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1. An active implantable medical device comprising:
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means for right and left ventricular detection, able to detect a potential of spontaneous depolarization in the right ventricle and the left ventricle;
means for right atrial detection and eventually left atrial detection, able to detect a potential of spontaneous depolarization in the right atrium and eventually in the left atrium;
means for right and left ventricular stimulation, able to deliver to the right ventricle and to the left ventricle impulses of stimulation; and
means able to operate the device in a mode of resynchronization of the ventricular contractions, comprising means to establish an adjustable inter-ventricular delay between the moments of application of the impulses respectively delivered to the right ventricle and to the left ventricle during the same cardiac cycle;
said device characterized in that it further comprises;
means for atrial stimulation, able to deliver impulses of stimulation to the right atrium, means able to operate the device in AAI mode with right atrial stimulation and right ventricular detection;
means for detection of ventricular capture, to determine the detection or the loss of capture after a right ventricular stimulation and a left ventricular stimulation; and
means for mode switching, able to control a mode switching from a mode of resynchronization towards AAI mode in response to the detection of a loss of capture after a right ventricular stimulation or a left ventricular stimulation. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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