Surgery – Diagnostic testing – Structure of body-contacting electrode or electrode inserted...
Reexamination Certificate
2011-08-23
2011-08-23
Cohen, Lee S (Department: 3739)
Surgery
Diagnostic testing
Structure of body-contacting electrode or electrode inserted...
C600S377000, C600S378000, C607S116000, C607S137000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08005526
ABSTRACT:
Bioelectrodes having enhanced biocompatible and biomimetic features are provided. Methods of making and using the bioelectrodes are further provided. A biologically integrated bioelectrode device and method for detecting electronic signals using a bioelectrode comprising a first electrically conductive substrate and a biological component. The bioelectrode also comprises a conductive polymer electrically coupling the first electrically conductive substrate and the biological component to define a bioelectrode. The bioelectrode can transmit or receive an electrical signal between the electrically conductive substrate and the biological component and conductive polymer.
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Supplementary European Search Report mailed Mar. 9, 2010.
Abidian Mohamad Reza
Hendricks Jeffrey L.
Kim Dong-hwan
Martin David C.
Meier Matthew
Cohen Lee S
Harness & Dickey & Pierce P.L.C.
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