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the maximum ventricular beats per minute
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whether EGM data is available for the episode
Figure 45. Episode log
1 Use the scroll buttons on the right side of the log area to scroll through the list of stored episodes.
2 Use the [Next] and [Previous] buttons to view the next or previous episode on the episode log.
3 Use the VT/VF, AT/AF, SVT, and VOS check boxes to select the types of episodes you want
displayed.
4 Use the drop-down View filter to restrict the display to episodes with specific characteristics.
5 Use the > field to filter the list to episodes that are longer than a specific amount of time.
Avg bpm A/V – For AT/AF, VT Monitor, and VT-NS episodes, the Avg bpm A/V is an
average of A/V cycle length throughout the entire episode. For VT/VF, SVT, and VOS
episodes, the Avg bpm A/V is an average of the 4 beats at detection or just prior to
withholding detection.
Max V bpm – If the ventricle was paced during an AT/AF episode, the Max V bpm value
appears in the log as VP. For VT-NS episodes, the Max V bpm value is not displayed.
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