Electrical stimulation electrode

Details Electrical stimulation electrode Electrical stimulation electrode

1987-09-18

1989-09-19

Hindenburg, Max

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128798, 128802, A61N 104

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048671665

ABSTRACT:
A transcutaneous nerve and/or muscle stimulation electrode is provided which may be contoured to the skin areas of a patient and stretched therewith while impulse signals are electrically conducted into the body. This stretching ability is provided by a conductive fabric which includes an array of conductive fibers with interstitial areas therebetween. A conductive adhesive fills interstitial areas of the conductive fabric and provides for adhering the electrode to the patient's skin.

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