Medtronic Cobalt Trivia Game
Virtual modelling suggests that iATP will:
Be more successful in terminating VT than traditional ATP programming with the same acceleration rate
Be more successful in terminating VT than traditional ATP programming with less acceleration rate
Have the same success rate as traditional ATP with less acceleration
Have the same success rate as traditional ATP but will achieve termination in a shorter timeframe
What is a new nominal that is aligned with the 2019 Expert consensus guidelines?
No timeout for RV lead noise discrimination
IATP is nominally programmed on where available
Wavelet auto collection is now on
SVT limit 240ms
Which of the following is false regarding iATP?
IATP analyses only the first sequence and applies the same protocol to all subsequent sequences
IATP analyses the PPT on all sequences to customise the next sequence therapy
IATP creates individualised therapy by determining how to reach the T circuit and deliver appropriately timed extra stimulus
IATP uses the reason for unsuccessful termination to adapt to the next sequence
At implant you should consider the following :
Inform the implanter to place device within 4cm of the skin to optimize wireless
Ensure ATP during charging has been programmed on prior to ending session post implant
If a Cobalt XT device, discuss which zones to activate iATP for
If using a single coil lead ensure SVC coil programming has been disabled
All of the above
If I interrogate a Cobalt or Crome device with a 2090 the following will occur:
2090 won’t recognise there is a device, no green lights will appear
2090 will give a pop-up notifying the user that a SmartSync Device Manager is needed
2090 will crash and reboot
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