SICD Flashcards
Identify the 3 phase structure of the SICD Insight Algorithm
Phase I - detection
Phase II - Certification
Phase III - Therapy decision
How does the subcutaneous signal compare to surface or transvenous?
SICD - Far field sensing similar to surface ECG
S-ECG has 41 points on QRS
TV-ICD has 8 points on QRS
How does S-CD sensing compare to TV-ICD?
TVICD - optimized for beat sensitivity or specificity
SICD - optimized for rhythm sensitivity and specificity
Explain phase 1 of SICD sensing and detection
Detection - signal filtered and detections identified
3 filters applied = sensing profile selected for signal detection
Explain phase 2 of SICD sensing and detection
Certification - Certified heart rate determined
N and dot markers generated
Explain phase 3 of SICD sensing and detection
Therapy decision - Rhythm assess and therapy confirmed
S and T markers generated
What 3 filters are used during phase 1 (detection)
Band pass
Notch filter
SMART pass filter
Identify the stages within Phase I (detection)
- S-ECG
- Signal filtering
- Signal Detection
Phase 2: Certification
What is the criteria for ambulatory deactivation of SMART pass filter?
5 contiguous amplitude measurements of <0.25mV
10s of Asystole
Bradycardia
Identify the 5 detection/sensing profiles
Fast profile
Mid rate 2 profile
Mid rate 1 profile
2 slow rate profiles
Explain the fast profile
Fast profile: used in shock zone. Aggressive sensing for low amplitude, fast rhythms
Explain the Mid rate 2 profile
Mid rate 2: Used in conditional zone. For MVT and BBB - wide morphologies and mid rate
Explain the Mid rate 1 profile
Mid rate 1: Between 170bpm and conditional zone. For MVT and BBB - wide morphologies and mid rate
Explain the 2 slow rate profiles
2 slow rate: Below 170bpm. Accurate NSR sensing
How is the sensing/detection profile adjusted?
Baste on the rate of the certified incoming signals, the SICD will adjust the detection profile, to further optimize sensing