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Vercise Genus Deep Brain Stimulation System
TM
Counterweight. A device placed in the Charging Collar
on the opposite side of the Charger to balance the
Charging Collar. (Only for rechargeable DBS IPGs)
DBS Lead. An insulated wire that delivers electrical
stimulation pulses from the IPG to the brain.
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS). A method of applying
electrical pulses to the brain to deliver therapy for
various disorders.
Diathermy. A therapeutic procedure that heats body tissue
with high-frequency electromagnetic currents or
ultrasound.
Elective Replacement Mode. The state that a
non-rechargeable DBS IPG reaches when the IPG
battery nears depletion.
Electrical Stimulation. Electrical pulses created by the
DBS IPG.
Electromagnetic Disturbance. Any electromagnetic event
that can degrade the performance of a DBS device or
system.
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Electromagnetic Interference. Reduced performance
of a transmission channel or system caused by an
electromagnetic disturbance.
Fluoroscopy. An X-ray procedure used during surgery.
Hibernation Mode. A state that the rechargeable IPG
reaches when the battery level is too low to apply
stimulation.
Idle Mode (Sleep Mode). A time-out period when the Remote
Control is not being used.
Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD). A small
implantable device that treats sudden cardiac arrest and
restores a normal heartbeat.
Implantable Pulse Generator (IPG). A device that sends
electrical pulses to the brain. The IPG is also referred to
as the "Battery" or "Stimulator."
Incision. A small surgical cut in the skin.
Indicator Light. A signal light on the Charger that shows the
status of the Charger. (Only for rechargeable DBS IPGs)