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Inspire 4063 - Physician Instructions to Patient; Therapy Activation; Therapy Titration

Inspire 4063
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34 English Inspire System Models 3024, 4063, 4323
200-079-101 Rev A
3024EN_ch.fm 5/6/14 10:31 pm
4.625 x 6 inches (117 mm x 152 mm)
Inspire Medical Confidential
Physician Instructions to Patient
Give the patient information concerning the Inspire system. This should include information on
the IPG, the sleep remote, the stimulation lead, and the respiratory sensing lead.
Patients should be instructed as follows:
It is normal to feel some discomfort from the incisions and to have some pain at the implant
sites for 2–6 weeks.
It is best to avoid bending or twisting for several weeks after the implant procedure, as such
movements could impair the healing process. This time period allows the leads and IPG
to fix themselves more securely in place.
Avoid physical activities that could damage the implant site or implanted device.
Inform personal physicians, consulting physicians, or dentists that they have an implanted
stimulation system.
Carry their Inspire Medical Systems ID card at all times.
The “Precautions” section on page 13, which includes information about cellular phones and
electromagnetic interference in the home or work environment, should also be conveyed to the
patient.
Patient Registration
Upon completion of the registration form by the clinician, this form serves as a permanent
record of facts related to the implanted device. A copy of this form should be returned to Inspire
Medical Systems. Refer to the back cover of this manual for mailing address.
Therapy Activation
Inspire therapy should be activated approximately 4 weeks after the implant procedure to allow
for healing.
Therapy Titration
At least one sleep study will be needed approximately 4–8 weeks after therapy activation to
titrate stimulation settings. Additional titration sleep studies may be needed to improve therapy
effectiveness and patient comfort.