Device to measure electrical and mechanical events in the human

Details Device to measure electrical and mechanical events in the human Device to measure electrical and mechanical events in the human

1988-10-19

1989-12-19

Sykes, Angela D.

Surgery

Truss

Pad

128780, 128748, A61B 510

Patent

active

048876100

ABSTRACT:
A manometric catheter which includes a sleeve device segment and attached to this sleeve device segment are two metal electrodes. This design of the manometric catheter has the capability of measuring simultaneous mechanical and electrical events in the human sphincters.

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