Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1995-05-04
1997-10-21
Cohen, Lee S.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
128641, 128644, 607148, 607149, 607152, A61B 50408, A61N 104
Patent
active
056785453
ABSTRACT:
A bioelectric interface is disclosed which provides a plurality of electrodes affixed to an adhesive sheet which demonstrates electrode isolating anisotropic electrical specific impedance properties simultaneous with isotropic pliability and adhesion mechanical properties. The bioelectric interface can be configured to provide electrodes positioned for use in, for instance, twelve lead (ECG) systems as well as in any other configuration. Groups of electrodes can be present in certain locational regions to allow single sized systems to fit to patients with various sized bodies. The electrodes can be of various physical shapes to allow not only direct signal measurement, but also to allow monitoring of high frequency content of signals and to allow enhanced resolution of a region from which measured signals originate. When present, extra electrodes in a group thereof can be used for purposes, such as cardiac pacing. In addition, the present invention bioelectric interface need not be removed to allow cardio-pulmonary-resuscitation or defibrillation to be performed, and it serves to preserve the relative spacial integrity of the positioning of the electrodes present during use.
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Cohen Lee S.
Welch James D.
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