Method of manufacturing medical electrodes

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29630D, 128 206E, 128417, 128DIG4, A61B 504, H01R 902

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041142632

ABSTRACT:
A sheet of resilient foam material is releasably attached by adhesive to an air impervious carrier sheet and is die cut to form on the carrier sheet an annular pad surrounding a center section. The center section and its corresponding adhesive are removed to define a center opening which receives a molded flexible hub member. The hub member has a top wall which connects with an annular U-shaped channel portion forming an annular hinge and cooperating to define a chamber closed by the carrier sheet. An electrical contact assembly extends from the chamber through the top wall portion of the hub member, and a resilient foam pad or patch containing an electrically conductive gel is confined and sealed within the chamber. The hub member also includes a flexible flange portion which projects outwardly from the U-shaped channel or hinge portion and is permanently bonded or attached to the top surface of the annular pad of resilient foam material.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3862633 (1975-01-01), Allison et al.
patent: 4063352 (1977-12-01), Bevilacqua

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