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US Patent 9168004 Machine learning in determining catheter electrode contact

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Patent Number
91680040
Date of Patent
October 27, 2015
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Patent Application Number
135893470
Date Filed
August 20, 2012
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US Patent 11826088 Adjusting phases of multiphase ablation generator to detect contact
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US Patent 11684416 Insulated ablation catheter devices and methods of use
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Carl H Layno
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Cardiac catheterization is carried out by memorizing a designation of a contact state between an electrode of the probe and the heart wall as one of an in-contact state and an out-of-contact state, and making a series of determinations of an impedance phase angle of an electrical current passing through the electrode and another electrode, identifying maximum and minimum phase angles in the series, and defining a binary classifier adaptively as midway between the extremes. A test value is compared to the classifier as adjusted by a hysteresis factor, and a change in the contact state is reported when the test value exceeds or falls below the adjusted classifier.

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