It was reported that the patient had a successful percutaneous lead trial and now they were doing the implant.The health care provider (hcp) placed the lead, hooked it to the battery, and put the battery into the pocket.It was noted that the manufacturer representative then did an impedance test at 1v and 210 pulse width and 4 out of the 10 were showing ¿???¿ and then they changed the amplitude to 1.5v and 270 pulse width and ran impedances again and 7 out of the 10 were in the black with impedances above 4000 ohms and 2 out of 10 were showing ¿???¿.They disconnected the lead from the battery and wiped it off and put it back into the implantable neurostimulator (ins).It was reported that the manufacturer representative ran another impedance check at 1.5v and 300 pulse width and the pairs were case positive and 0 negative at greater than 4000 ohms, case positive and 1 negative had ???, case positive and 2 negative had ???, and case positive and 3 negative at 941 ohms.With the impedance check at 0 positive and 1 negative, 0 positive and 2 negative, 0 positive and 3 negative the impedances were greater than 4000 ohms and with 1 positive and 2 negative, 1 positive and 3 negative, and 2 positive and 3 negative the impedances were at 2405 ohms.It was noted that the manufacturer representative ran the impedances at 2 or 2.5v and 350 pulse width and this did not help on 0 negative and 3 positive.Then they tried 1 negative and 3 positive, 2 negative and 3 positive, and 3 negative and 0 positive and saw bellows and toes on the patient.
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Product id: 3889-28, lot# va0khg5, implanted: (b)(6) 2014, product type: lead.Product id: 3037, serial# (b)(4), product type: programmer.(b)(4).
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