Frontiers in Human NeuroscienceNeurosciencePeer-reviewed journal article
Analysis-rcs-data: Open-source toolbox for the ingestion, time-alignment, and visualization of sense and stimulation data from the Medtronic Summit RC+S system
Kristin K. SellersiD, Ro’ee GilroniD, Juan AnsóiD, Kenneth H. LouieiD, Prasad R. ShirvalkariD, Edward F. ChangiD, Simon J LittleiD, Philip A. StarriD
Abstract
Closed-loop neurostimulation is a promising therapy being tested and clinically implemented in a growing number of neurological and psychiatric indications. This therapy is enabled by chronically implanted, bidirectional devices including the Medtronic Summit RC+S system. In order to successfully optimize therapy for patients implanted with these devices, analyses must be conducted offline on the recorded neural data, in order to inform optimal sense and stimulation parameters. The file format, volume, and complexity of raw data from these device necessitate conversion, parsing, and time reconstruction ahead of time-frequency analyses and modeling common to standard neuroscientific analyses. Here, we provide an open-source toolbox written in Matlab which takes raw files from the Summit RC+S and transforms these data into a standardized format amenable to conventional analyses. Furthermore, we provide a plotting tool which can aid in the visualization of multiple data streams and sense, stimulation, and therapy settings. Finally, we describe an analysis module which replicates RC+S on-board power computations, functionality which can accelerate biomarker discovery. This toolbox aims to accelerate the research and clinical advances made possible by longitudinal neural recordings and adaptive neurostimulation in people with neurological and psychiatric illnesses.
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