Ipg Implantation; Connecting To The Ipg; For Percutaneous Lead - Dual Lead Connection; For Infinion™ Lead Connection - Boston Scientific Precision SC-1110 Serie Manual De Uso

IPG Implantation

1. Ensure that the area surrounding the
lead entry site is incised to a dimension
that will accommodate the tunneling tool.
Check that the lead is securely anchored
with the suture sleeve.
2. Select and mark the intended IPG site
using the IPG template and create an
incision at the top of the site.
3. Create a subcutaneous pocket no larger
than the IPG outline at a depth of up to
2.0 cm from the surface. Implant charging
could become ineffective at depths
greater than 2.0 cm.
Note: Using the IPG template will help
guide the correct pocket sizing. It is
important to keep the pocket small
to reduce the chances of patient
manipulation and IPG flipping.
4. To tunnel to the IPG site, proceed to the
instructions for "Tunneling the Lead or
Lead Extension" on page 28.

Connecting to the IPG

For Percutaneous Lead - Dual
Lead Connection
• Superior (upper or left) leads,
extensions, or 2x4 splitters connect to
IPG port "1-L".
• Inferior (lower or right) leads,
extensions, or 2x4 splitters connect to
IPG port "2-R".
For Infinion™ Lead Connection
• Laser-marked tail of Splitter 2x8
connects to IPG port "1-L".
• Unmarked tail of Splitter 2x8 connects
to IPG port "2-R"
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