Data from the generator was reviewed and revealed that the device was at eos - pulse disabled upon interrogation.It is likely that the user re-enabled therapy, but due to the communication issues there was a problem with removing the pulse disabled byte.Thus when diagnostics were performed, it likely ran the test at 1ma as it does for disabled devices, however when comparing this to the programming value of 2.25ma, it triggered the low output warning.There is no indication of true low output current since the subsequent diagnostics showed ok output.Similar partial programming events have been previously investigated.If the partial programming event had changed output current, but the generator did not receive the startstim command before the programming event failed (telling it to start stimulation), a low output current message can be received if the user chooses to not retry the programming event and interrogates again before the off time expires.This is because the software is comparing the new programmed current value to measured delivered peak current and the pulse generator has not yet delivered the new current (which would update peak current to the new programmed current).No other relevant information has been received to date.
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