Programming The Patient; Programmable Parameters - Boston Scientific Bionic Navigator 3D 4.0 Manuel De Programmation

Programming the Patient

After the Stimulator connection has been established and the Leads have been configured, you are
now ready to program the Stimulator, which is performed in the Programs and Schedules screen. To
access the Programs and Schedules screen, select the Programs and Schedules Expander Bar. This
expander bar is accessible only when:
• A Stimulator is connected (see Connecting to a Stimulator)
• Leads have been configured and connected to the Stimulator (see Configuring Leads)
There may be a delay while the Lead configuration is downloaded to the Stimulator.

Programmable Parameters

Parameter
Amplitude
Rate
Pulse Width
Cycling
Cycle ON
Cycle OFF
Ramp Up
Programmable Contacts
Independent Areas of Stimulation per Program
Available Programs
Available Schedules
Available Programmable Tabs per Schedule
Program or Wait Period Duration within a Schedule
a. Stimulation frequencies displayed are representative of only a single area being used in stimulation. When more than one area is used, the frequency of
stimulation in an area may vary to accommodate pulses in other areas and may be less than the displayed frequency on the Clinician Programmer.
b. Amplitude × Width ≤ 12.7 μC for all Leads other than the 4x8 surgical Lead; Amplitude × Width ≤ 9.1 μC for the 4x8 surgical Lead.
c. Ramp is OFF by default when an Area is programmed with MicroBurst settings and cannot be turned on.
Range
0 - 25.5 mA
a
2 Hz – 1200 Hz
b
20 – 1000 µs
0 sec – 90 min
0 sec – 90 min
1 – 10 sec
-or-
OFF
WaveWriter Alpha and WaveWriter Alpha Prime: 32 + IPG
case (Anode/Cathode/Off)
WaveWriter Alpha 16 and WaveWriter Alpha Prime 16: 16
+ IPG case (Anode/Cathode/Off)
4
16
4
12
10 seconds - 7 days
Programming the Patient
Default
0 mA
40 Hz
210 μs
OFF
N/A
N/A
c
3 sec
OFF
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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