Surgery – Diagnostic testing – Structure of body-contacting electrode or electrode inserted...
Patent
1999-01-05
2000-07-18
Hirsch, Paul J.
Surgery
Diagnostic testing
Structure of body-contacting electrode or electrode inserted...
600373, 606108, A61F 1100
Patent
active
060919809
ABSTRACT:
An endoluminal device slippage sensor system including an electrically conductive endoluminal device and a catheter assembly to which the device is coupled for deployment into a lumen. First, second and third electrodes are associated with the catheter assembly, each respectively in direct electrical contact with a proximal, a middle and a distal portion of the device. A potential source generates a potential between the first and second electrodes and between the second and third electrodes. The potential between the electrodes is varied in accordance with a change of position of the device along the axis of the catheter assembly during deployment in which the proximal or distal portion of the device is disconnected from the first or third electrode, respectively. In accordance with another embodiment of the invention there is provided an endoluminal device slippage sensor system including an electrically conductive endoluminal device and a catheter assembly to which the device is coupled for deployment into a lumen. At least two electrodes are mounted longitudinally along the length of the catheter assembly, each of the electrodes being in direct electrical contact with the device. A potential source generates a potential between the electrodes, the potential between the electrodes being varied in accordance with a change of position of the device along the axis of the catheter assembly.
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Edelman Elazer R.
Rogers Campbell
Squire James C.
Hirsch Paul J.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Priddy Michael B.
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