Physiological electrode systems

Details Physiological electrode systems Physiological electrode systems

1980-08-08

1983-12-13

Kamm, William E.

Surgery

Truss

Pad

128783, A61B 504

Patent

active

044199988

ABSTRACT:
Physiological electrode systems are based upon the utilization of a single pair of electrode elements to provide for physiological function monitoring of a patient, electrical stimulation of the patient, and electrical therapeutic treatment of the patient. The monitoring instrument, the stimulating instrument and the therapeutic instrument may be connected to the electrode elements separately or in various combinations. Preferably, the electrode elements are provided as a disposable set which are connected to the various instruments through appropriate cables. These cables may be interrelated to permit combinations of the instruments to be simultaneously connected to the electrode elements, with suitable protection being provided to prevent the instruments from adversely affecting one another. Aspects of the cables and electrode sets may be utilized to provide separate monitoring, stimulating and therapeutic electrode systems. An electrode element structure employing tin and stannous chloride provides system and individual function benefits.

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