Medtronic - 5392 Community, Manuals and Specifications

The dual chamber model 5392 is the next generation temporary pacemaker with both single and dual chamber pacing capability.

0 Replies -bcalvert 5 years ago	5 years agoMedtronic 5392 External Pacemaker - DC leakage testing Hi all, I noticed in the Medtronic 5392 External Pacemaker Technical Manual there was a mention of performing the following tests: 1. Battery Drain Test 2. Off Current Drain (10uA maximum) 3. On Current Drain with backlight and lower screen off (5.9uA maximum when measured away from pacing peaks) I am using a Fluke Biomedical SigmaPace 1000 External Pacemaker Analyser, but I cannot work out how to perform the test using the kit. There is a jig that comes with the SigmaPace 1000 that allows for these tests on a Medtronic 5388 & 5348 external pacemaker, but the battery is a single 9V and the jig doesnt fit with the 5392 model. Any information on how to perform these tests on a Medtronic 5392 external pacemaker would be greatly appreciated. :)Reply
1 Reply -michaelynx 5 years ago	5 years agolanguage settings Hi, is it possible to change the language of the pacemaker, i cant find any menu to do so thanksReply
0 Replies -JOE 7 years ago	7 years agoREFRACTORY PERIOD TESTS 1. In the manual there is no requirement for sense amplitude check. I still think it is relevent. 2. Also the old current drain test device used with the fluke sigma pace no longer works, 3. The pluse refractory period test values have changed substantially from the 5388. Reply

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Single and dual chamber pacing capability
Simplified device set up and use
Improved low battery indicator
Extended operating time during battery change
Increased resistance to mechanical damage
Enhanced user interface with improved visibility and increased responsiveness
Added security of battery latching mechanism and IV hook
Elimination of temporary heart wire connectors and side bails
Meets new government standards - RoHS and 60601-1 (3rd edition)

Basic Pacing Rates: 30-200 ppm
Upper Rate: 80-230 ppm
Rapid Atrial Pacing Rates: 80-800 ppm
Output Amplitude

Atrial: 0.1-20 mA

Ventricular: 0.1-25 mA
Pulse Width

Atrial: 1.0 ms

Ventricular: 1.5 ms
Sensitivity

Atrial: 0.4-10 mV

Ventricular: 0.8-20 mV

A-V interval

Paced A-V (PAV):

50-250 Auto

200-300 Manual
Sensed A-V (SAV):50-250
Refractory Period
Atrial: 150-500 ms (PVARP)

Atrial Refractory after an Atrial event is equal to the AV interval
Ventricular: NA
Ventricular Blanking

Pace: 200 ms

Sense: 120 ms
Battery Life: 9 days typical, 7 days minimum