Method and apparatus for verifying a determined cardiac event in a medical device based on detected variation in hemodynamic status

Active Publication Date: 2007-11-01
MEDTRONIC INC
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Practical applications for optical hemodynamic sensors, however, have been limited because such sensors are highly susceptible to

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[0023]FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an exemplary medical device in which the present invention may be usefully practiced. As illustrated in FIG. 1, the present invention may be utilized in an implantable medical device 14 that includes a housing 15 containing circuitry for operating device 14 that is subcutaneously implanted in a patient, outside the ribcage of patient 12, anterior to the cardiac notch, for example. According to an embodiment of the present invention, housing 15 may be implanted in the pectoral region of the patient 12. Further, device 14 may include a subcutaneous sensing and cardioversion / defibrillation therapy delivery lead 18 coupled to the device 14 that is tunneled subcutaneously into a location adjacent to a portion of a latissimus dorsi muscle of patient 12. Specifically, lead 18 is tunneled subcutaneously from the median implant pocket of device 14 laterally and posterially to the patient's back to a location opposite the heart such that the heart 16 is d

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A method and apparatus for verifying a determined cardiac event in a medical device based on detected variation in hemodynamic status that includes a plurality of sensors sensing cardiac signals, and a physiologic sensor sensing physiologic signals to generate a plurality of variation index samples corresponding to the sensed signals. A microprocessor detects a cardiac event in response to the sensed cardiac signals, computes a variation index trend associated with a predetermined number of variation index samples of the plurality of variation index samples, determines a rate of change of the computed variation index trend, and confirms the determined cardiac event in response to the computed variation index trend and in response to the determined rate of change.

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