Clinician Programming Guide for
InterStim™ systems
with Model 97800 InterStim X
neurostimulator
A51300
Application version 1.0
SYMBOLS
Explanation of symbols in this manual
Refer to the appropriate product for symbols that apply.
Manufacturer
Authorized representative in the European
community
For USA audiences only
Magnetic Resonance (MR) Conditional
Importer
Medtronic and the Medtronic logo are trademarks of
Medtronic. Third party brands are trademarks of their
respective owners. All other brands are trademarks of a
Medtronic company.
Android
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is a trademark of Google LLC.
The handset, as congured, does not support voice
communication and therefore cannot be used to make
any calls (including emergency calls).
Information available for the system:
The information for prescribers manual provides information
about contraindications, warnings, precautions, adverse events,
sterilization, patient selection, individualization of treatment, and
component disposal.
For customers in Japan, the appropriate package insert
provides information about indications, safety, contraindications,
warnings, precautions, and adverse events.
The indications sheet provides information about indications
and related information. For customers in Japan, the
appropriate package insert provides information about
indications.
The system eligibility, battery longevity, specications manual
provides information about neurostimulator selection, battery
longevity calculations, and battery characteristics.
The system overview and compatibility insert provides
information about component compatibility.
MRI guidelines provide information about any MRI conditions
and MRI-specic contraindications, warnings, and precautions
for MRI scans with the neurostimulation system.
Product manuals, such as programming guides, recharging
guides, and implant manuals provide device descriptions,
unhealed wound. The communicator is not sterile, and
contact with the wound may cause an infection. Keep a
sterile bandage or barrier between the wound and device.
Sterile eld — When using the communicator in a
sterile eld, place the communicator in a sterile bag. The
communicator is not sterile and cannot be sterilized.
CAUTIONS:
Telemetry signal disruption from EMI — Do not attempt
telemetry near equipment that may generate electromagnetic
interference (EMI). EMI may cause a disruption in clinician
programmer function.
Unresponsive app or handset — Use the recommended
troubleshooting steps if the clinician app or handset becomes
unresponsive. An unresponsive app or handset may result
in an inability to complete the implant procedure or other
programming sessions.
Note: Other Warnings and Cautions are found throughout
this manual.
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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
The Medtronic Model A51300 clinician application (app)
is intended for use with the HH90 Handset and TM90
Communicator to program, adjust, and troubleshoot the
Medtronic Model 97800 InterStim X neurostimulator.
Intended Use
The clinician app is intended to program neurostimulators for
sacral neuromodulation therapy.
About This Guide
This programming guide contains information a clinician
needs to set up, use, and troubleshoot the clinician app on
the handset. This guide provides instructions on how to use
the clinician app to program an implanted neurostimulator.
■ Before using the clinician app for the rst time, refer
to the information provided with the handset for initial
handset setup.
■ All patient-related instructions on using the patient app
on the handset are included in the A52300 Patient
Therapy App Patient User Guide for InterStim systems
with Model 97800 InterStim X neurostimulator.
■ Patient-related instructions on using the communicator
are included in the TM90 Communicator Instructions for
Use provided with the device.
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QUICK TIPS
QUICK TIPS
See the following information for helpful tips to aid you in
using the clinician app, and to help you better understand the
contents of this programming guide.
Using the Workow Navigator
The workow navigator is displayed at the top of every
screen when you are in a workow and represents the
screens/ tasks that can be completed on each screen. A title
that is highlighted and underlined in the workow navigator
indicates your position in that workow. For more information
on workows, see “WORKFLOWS” on page 18.
You can use the workow navigator in the following ways:
■ Swipe to the left or right to view previous or subsequent
screens within a workow.
■ Tap on a title to jump to a different screen.
A title that is highlighted and underlined indicates your position within a
workow.
Figure 1. Workow navigator
Indicators and Icons
The following is a list of the icons found in the clinician app
along with their associated descriptions.
Notes:
■ The following is not an all-inclusive list of all the icons
found in the clinician app, but rather a list of the more
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important icons or those that appear most frequently
within the app.
■ If an icon or button appears gray within the clinician app,
that option is not available.
Icon Icon description
Tap for additional screen options.
Indicates that the neurostimulator device
has been previously paired.
Tap to access the About screen, Manage
Devices screen, or end a programming
session. This icon appears only when in a
workow or on the Home screen.
Indicates that the clinician app is operating
in Demo mode.
Displays the current electrode congurations
settings for a program.
Tap to check battery level.
Tap to check impedance.
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Tap to exit the current screen and go back to
the one you were previously on.
Indicates the program is enabled for patient
use, and is visible to the patient.
Indicates the program is not enabled for
patient use, and is not visible to the patient.
Tap to end the current programming session
and exit the app.
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GETTING STARTED
Before using the clinician app to program the neurostimulator,
see the following sections for basic information about:
■ Accessing the clinician app
■ Creating a password
■ Using the menu screen
■ Operating in Demo mode
■ Pairing to the implanted neurostimulator
Accessing the Clinician App
You can access the clinician app by locating the InterStim X
Clinician icon on the main screen of the handset (Figure 2).
Tap the icon to open and begin using the clinician app.
InterStim X
Clinician
Figure 2. A51300 Clinician app icon for the Model 97800
InterStim X neurostimulator
Note: The rst time you open the app, it will request
permission for data storage and session overlay. Tap OK to
continue. Then tap ALLOW on the next message.
Creating a Password
The clinician app requires a password to use the app. A
password is required to be entered under the following
conditions:
■ Upon launch of the app
■ After 30 minutes of inactivity
Note: When you launch the clinician app for the rst time,
you will be asked to enter the default password. Contact
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Medtronic support for the default password. You will need to
obtain the default password before creating your own unique
password.
To create a password:
1. Enter the Medtronic default password in the appropriate
eld. Contact Medtronic support to obtain the default
password if you haven’t already.
2. Tap OK to continue to the next screen.
3. Enter your unique password in the appropriate eld.
Note: The password is case-sensitive and must contain
at least six characters.
4. Conrm your new password by entering it a second
time in the appropriate eld and tap CREATE when
nished.
Note: For information on resetting a forgotten
password, see “TROUBLESHOOTING” on page 53.
5. Select your region using the options provided on the
handset.
6. Tap NEXT to continue on to the Menu screen.
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Menu Screen
Upon entering your password, you are taken to the Menu
screen. On the Menu screen, you can access Demo mode,
connect the communicator and neurostimulator to the
handset, or access patient reports.
Demo Mode
Demo mode allows you to simulate using the clinician app
without being paired to an actual neurostimulator device.
DEMO is displayed next to the screen title when the clinician
app is operating in Demo mode.
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Using the Communicator to Pair the
Handset and Neurostimulator
All programming functionality takes place within the Connect
option on the Menu screen. Tapping this option allows you
to begin the process of using the communicator to pair the
implanted neurostimulator to the clinician app on the handset.
To pair the handset and implanted neurostimulator using
the communicator:
1. Press
on.
2. Navigate to the Menu screen, and tap CONNECT.
3. Place the communicator near the handset.
4. The communicator will attempt to connect to the
handset. The blue LED indicator on the communicator
will continuously blink to indicate it is on and in
discovery mode.
5. If you have previously paired the communicator to the
handset, the communicator will automatically attempt
to connect to the handset. If the blue LED indicator on
the communicator is solid and no longer blinking, the
communicator is now connected to the handset, skip to
step 8.
Note: If you are having trouble connecting
the communicator to the handset, see
“TROUBLESHOOTING” starting on page 53.
6. If the communicator has not been previously paired to
the handset, tap SWITCH COMMUNICATOR on the
handset.
7. Select the appropriate communicator device according
to the serial number shown on the Connection screen,
and tap CONTINUE. The blue LED indicator on the
communicator will be solid and no longer blinking. This
signies the communicator is now connected to the
handset.
on the communicator to turn the communicator
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Note: The serial number, e.g. NPA-xxxxxxx, is located
on the back of the communicator, and should match
what is listed on the Connection screen.
CAUTION: Ensure you are connecting to the proper
communicator by conrming the serial number on
the device. Failure to do so could extend the implant
procedure or programming session.
8. Ensuring the communicator is on, place the
communicator over the implanted neurostimulator site
and tap FIND DEVICE on the handset.
9. Select the appropriate neurostimulator device
according to the serial number and tap CONTINUE. If
the neurostimulator serial number is not listed on the
Connection screen, tap RETRY.
Notes:
■
displayed next to the serial number of the
neurostimulator device indicates which device has
been most recently paired to the handset.
■ Connecting to a new INS may take some time. If the
INS has not nished connecting after a few minutes,
press Cancel and try again.
■ If you are having problems pairing to the
neurostimulator, refer to “TROUBLESHOOTING” on
page 53.
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Setting Implant Date
Set implant date in the eld shown on the screen in Figure 3.
To view implant date, navigate to the About screen.
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Figure 3. Set Implant Date screen (serial number shown is for
example only).
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WORKFLOWS
WORKFLOWS
Workows are used to assist you in navigating programming
sessions. Workows for programming an implanted
neurostimulator include:
■ Congure implant
■ Check impedance
■ View MRI status
Starting a Workow
Starting a workow allows you to complete tasks for a
programming session. You can access workows on the
Home screen.
To start a workow:
1. Tap the name of a workow to see an expanded view
and description.
2. Tap START to proceed with the desired workow.
Conguring the Implanted Neurostimulator
(Congure Implant Workow)
The Congure Implant workow allows you to congure
the neurostimulator for a patient. The main features of the
Congure Implant workow include:
■ Manage implant conguration
■ Manage patient information
■ Congure therapy parameters
■ Check therapy and/or electrode impedance
■ Check battery status
■ Enable programs for patient use
■ Create custom programs
■ View a diagnostic report
■ View the summary screen
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Setting up implant conguration
The Congure Implant screen allows you to enter information
required for determining the patient’s MRI eligibility, such as
lead model, device implant location, lead tip location, and
the presence of abandoned product from removed systems.
Even partial systems can have MRI interactions such as RF
heating.
WARNING: Ensure the implant conguration is up-to-date
and accurate. If component information is entered incorrectly,
the patient could be unnecessarily restricted from having an
MRI scan or could be allowed to have an inappropriate MRI
scan, which could cause serious or permanent patient injury.
Entering patient information
The Patient screen allows you to enter optional patient
information (name, patient ID, gender, and date of birth).
Checking device and system status
The Status screen provides information about the
neurostimulator and allows you to check the battery level
of the neurostimulator and system impedance. Notice the
battery and impedance rows; tap the battery and impedance
icons for details. Table 1 displays the device status icons
for impedance check and their associated description and
meaning.
Table 1. Neurostimulator impedance check icons and
descriptions
IconDescriptionMeaning
Orange circle with
exclamation point
Green circle with
check mark
Status is suspect.
Requires further
investigation.
Status is good. No
further investigation
needed.
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