During a routine review of ecog data neuropace representatives identified that the signal on the right lead was demonstrating insufficient charge and the signal appeared to have gone flat.A lead break was suspected.The patient confirmed that on the day of the noted signal change that they had a seizure and fell into the door hitting their head.The ecog for the seizure was recorded by the neurostimulator and clearly displays the signal for the lead going flat.Detection and stimulation were disabled on the right lead as many of the patient's seizures are left sided onset, so minimal impact to patient treatment was anticipated.A lead revision was subsequently performed on (b)(6) 2018 during a routine scheduled battery replacement.
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