A method of delivering neurostimulation therapy to a patient from an implantable medical device is provided. The method includes delivering, by the implantable medical device, the neurostimulation therapy to the patient. The method further includes determining, by the implantable medical device, that the patient has received a defibrillation shock from a defibrillation device. The method further includes adjusting, by the implantable medical device, the neurostimulation therapy based on determining that the patient has received the defibrillation shock.
Patent
BriefPatent brief
Problem
How can vibration in electric motors and rotors be reduced?
Novelty
The method includes delivering, by the implantable medical device, the neurostimulation therapy to the patient.
Uses
Motor control, Precision machinery, Electromechanical systems
Assignee
LivaNova USA, Inc.
Published
Mar 10, 2026
Inventors
Imad Libbus, Scott Stubbs, Bruce KenKnight
Domain
Electromechanical systems
Problem
How can vibration in electric motors and rotors be reduced?
Solution
method of delivering neurostimulation therapy to a patient from an implantable medical device is provided.
Key novelty
The method includes delivering, by the implantable medical device, the neurostimulation therapy to the patient.
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