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Dystonia
You will use your patient programmer to turn your therapy on or off and check the battery. You may also be able to adjust the stimulation within options programmed by your doctor.
There are three models of patient programmer.
Your manual explains the symbols displayed on the screen. The illustration shows the main buttons on the DBS Patient Programmer for Activa neurostimulators.
Your manual explains the symbols displayed on the screen. The chart is a quick guide to common symbols on the DBS Patient Programmer used with Activa neurostimulators.
Therapy is on. | |
Therapy is off. | |
Battery is okay. | |
Battery is close to depletion. | |
Call your clinician. The neurostimulator battery is close to depletion. Therapy will not be available soon. | |
Call your clinician immediately to schedule replacement surgery. The neurostimulator battery is depleted and your neurostimulator is no longer delivering therapy. |
Your programmer manual has information about use, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Information on this site should not be used as a substitute for talking with your doctor. Always talk with your doctor about diagnosis and treatment information.