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Vercise™ Neural Navigator Programming Manual
# Feature
8 Rate Button
9 Units Button
10 Patient Amplitude
Buttons
11 Stop All Button
12 Contact and Case
Configuration
13 Measure Button
14 Programming Modes Allows you to choose Steering or Custom Programming Modes
15 Step Size
16 Rotate Buttons
17 Contact Up and
Down Buttons
18 Spread/Focus
Buittons
19 Total Amplitude
20 Clinical Effects Panel Make note of the Therapeutic Benefits and/or Side Effects for the
21 Text Notes
22 Clinical Effects Map
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Description
Adjust the rate
Default
130 Hz
Select the Units in which Amplitude is displayed on contacts and
case
Default
%
Adjust Maximum and Minimum Patient Amplitude
Turns off all Stimulation
Displays percentage of anodic (+) or cathodic (-) energy assigned
to the lead contacts and Stimulator Case for a given area. See
the "Selecting Contacts" section for more information.
Measures Impedances of each of the 16 contacts
Select the step size for Amplitude adjustments: 0.1 mA or 0.5 mA
Steer the stimulation focus circumferentially around the lead
Note: Only applies to DB2202-Directional Lead
Steer stimulation focus along the lead
Radially spread or focus the stimulation field
Note: Only applies to DB2202-Directional Lead
Increase or decrease the total Amplitude delivered for a given
Area.
current Stimulation settings.
Capture text notes for a given lead (up to 250 characters per lead
port).
Graphical summary of assigned Therapeutic Benefits and/or
Side Effects at a given position along the DBS Lead array and a
stimulation amplitude.
Note: Clinical effects data is captured and listed in reports but
not plotted on the Clinical Effects Map for the DB2202-
Directional Lead and for configurations not possible in
Steering Mode.
Range
2 Hz-255 Hz
Range
mA/%