A7-ICD患者管理随访技术.ppt

* 老型号DATA-进入，其他是固定时间报警吗？ * 不固定还是固定（6H- VF） * * 纵坐标：频率 The Cardiac Compass report has several tools that help you to track the patient’s visits and changes to device programming The patient name will be displayed at the top of each report The date of the visit will help your office staff to organize these reports The programming/interrogation annotations will help you to identify when changes were made to the device, and whether or not changes were made at a follow-up. For ease in focusing on recent information, the report shows two vertical lines, indicating the current interrogation and the last session. * The Cardiac Compass report has four trends associated with ventricular tachyarrhythmia episodes. The VT/VF episodes/day uses a bar graph to indicate the number of ventricular episodes that occurred in a 24 hour period. It combines VT and VF, but it does not include “monitored” episodes. The report uses a vertical line to represent a day where a shock therapy has been delivered. The V-rate during VT/VF trend shows the average ventricular rate during each episode displayed as a point. Multiple points on the Y axis may indicate different ventricular arrhythmias with different rates. The dotted, dashed, and solid horizontal lines indicate the programmed detection rates for VT, FVT, and VF. The fourth trend, not shown on this printout, displays non-sustained ventricular episodes similar to the format of the VT/VF episodes/day. Non-sustained episodes are those in which 5 consecutive beats are less than the TDI or FDI, but detection is not satisfied. How can you use these trends to help manage your VT/VF patients? Can you tell me why there are no episodes shown at implant? * 小点：平均心室率 The Cardiac Compass report has two trends associated with atrial tachyarrhythmias. The Cardiac Compass report shows total time in AT/AF per day, or AT/AF burden. This report tallies the total time in mode switch in a 24 hour period, and each bar indicates one day. The scale will autom