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Bionic Navigator™ 3D 4.0 Programming Manual
MicroBurst
A burst waveform (see definition for Burst) with increased resolution in the 0 to 1 second range, within
and between packets of stimulation. When MicroBurst is used with the Schedules feature, Microburst
can be randomized or in a sequence.
Microseconds (μs)
One millionth of a second (10
Multi-Area
Ability to capture multiple nerve targets (i.e. at multiple vertebral levels) at the same time in a single
Program.
MultiWave Technology
Capability of Boston Scientific Stimulators to offer multiple waveforms and stimulation patterns. The
WaveWriter Alpha and WaveWriter Alpha Prime Stimulators are able to provide patients the most
waveforms in a single device.
Navigate
An automated programming mode that uses multiple electrode combinations to fine tune and optimize
stimulation coverage with high resolution. Navigate mode integrates information from the rostrocaudal
positioning of the Leads, the mediolateral positioning of the Leads, and approximations from published
values for dCSF thickness, according to the user-defined Lead placement.
Pairing Mode
Stimulator discoverable by RC and/or CP so that Bluetooth connection can be established.
Patient Feedack
See Therapy Rating.
Prism Targeting Technology
Prism Targeting Technology utilizes Multiple Independent Current Control (MICC) to better focus the
stimulation field of the primary cathode, either laterally or rostrocaudally. Prism targeting involves
anode intensification programming that distributes current from the primary cathode to the IPG, thereby
increasing the relative strength of "guarding" anodes.
Program
A stimulation configuration consisting of up to four independent paresthesia coverage areas.
Program Database
A list of Programs that were once saved in the Stimulator (i.e., program history).
Pulse Rate
See Rate
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