Remote Control - Boston Scientific Bionic Navigator 3D 4.0 Manuel De Programmation

Glossary
Pulse Width
The time duration of a pulse of current, measured in microseconds (μs).
Ramp Up Time or Ramp Time
The amount of time the Stimulator will take to increase stimulation from 0 mA to the programmed
amplitude.
Rate (or Frequency or Pulse Rate)
The number of pulses (or bursts) of electric current delivered in one second, measured in Hertz (Hz).

Remote Control

A handheld device patients use to control their stimulation therapy.
Rolling Therapy
A stimulation mode utilizing Schedules to deliver therapy from multiple programs. The Rolling
Therapy Mode is intended to maintain pain relief over a longer period of time by managing changes in
stimulation requirements for conditions potentially affecting therapy longevity, such as Lead migration or
patient habituation.
Schedule
A schedule is a configuration of Programs and Wait Periods that are automatically cycled, either
randomly or in a sequence, at defined time intervals.
Serial Number
A number that uniquely identifies a device.
SmoothWave Technology
Multiple Independent Current Control.
Stimulation (or Electrical Stimulation)
Application of small doses of current to neural tissue via electrodes.
Stimulator
Refers to External Trial Stimulators or Implantable Pulse Generators.
3D Stimulation Mapping Technology
A capability incorporated in the E-troll, Navigate, FAST I3D, and Contour programming modes that
integrates 3 dimensions of Lead position information which include rostrocaudal positioning of the
Leads, mediolateral positioning of the Leads and approximations of the thickness of the dorsal
cerebrospinal fluid (dCSF) space from published values, according to user defined Lead placement.
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