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Level. A term used on the Remote Control screen to identify
the amplitude or strength of stimulation.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). A technique that uses
magnetic fields and radio waves to create pictures of
areas inside the body.
Non‑Rechargeable IPG. An IPG with a battery that cannot
be charged. When the battery is depleted, it must be
replaced for stimulation to continue.
Paresthesia. A tingling sensation.
Patient Implant Card. A wallet-size card that lists the patient
name, physician names, and the model number and
serial number of the implanted medical devices.
Precaution. Generally, situations that you should be aware
of to avoid potentially undesirable stimulation effects
and/or damage to your Vercise Genus DBS System.
Program. Settings that define the pattern of your stimulation.
Rechargeable IPG. An IPG with a battery that can be
charged. When the battery is depleted, it must be
charged for stimulation to continue.
Remote Control. A battery-powered hand-held programmer
that adjusts electrical stimulation.
Stimulation. Low level electrical pulses applied to the brain.
Stimulator. A device that sends electrical pulses to the brain.
The Stimulator is also referred to as the "Battery" or
"Implantable Pulse Generator" (IPG).
Ultrasound. A procedure that uses high frequency sound
waves to visualize structures inside the body.
Warning. A potential hazard that you must be aware of to
avoid serious situations that may cause injury or death.
Glossary
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