Suspension arm for E.K.G. suction electrodes

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1979-08-23

1981-02-03

Kamm, William E.

Surgery

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A61N 104

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042482437

ABSTRACT:
A gas compressor and the electrical circuitry for an EKG or the like are carried in a support having a post whose upward end carries one end of a parallelogrammatic linkage the other end of which is a head from which hang a plurality of suction-type electrodes. One long link of the parallelogrammatic linkage is formed by a pair of metal tubes, one of which conducts compressed air to the electrode-carrying head, so that this compressed air can operate jet pumps in the electrodes to hold same on the patient, and the other tube contains a multiconductor wire connected to the various electrodes. Thus the gas feed is conveniently housed in the supporting linkage and the electrical conductors are all well shielded within the metal tubing.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2439559 (1948-04-01), Buffington
patent: 3640270 (1972-02-01), Hoffmann
patent: 3762398 (1973-10-01), Schefke et al.
patent: 4191196 (1980-03-01), Bradley et al.
Groom et al., "American Journal of Medical Electronics", Oct.-Dec., 1964, pp. 261-265.

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