Biostimulator header assembly having ceramic helix mount
AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsBei Ning Zhang, Brett C. Villavicencio, Perry Li
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AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsBei Ning Zhang, Brett C. Villavicencio, Perry Li
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A biostimulator, such as a leadless pacemaker, including a header assembly having an electrical feedthrough assembly incorporating a helix mount, is described. The header assembly includes a fixation element mounted on the helix mount. The helix mount is mounted on a flange of the electrical feedthrough assembly, and thus, the fixation element can attach the leadless biostimulator to a target tissue. An electrode of the electrical feedthrough assembly is mounted within the flange to deliver a pacing impulse to the target tissue. A ceramic portion of the helix mount is disposed between the flange and the electrode to block an electrical path between the electrode and the flange. Accordingly, the helix mount both retains the fixation element on the leadless biostimulator and electrically isolates the flange and electrode components of the electrical feedthrough. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.
A header assembly for a leadless biostimulator, comprising:
A helix mount for a leadless biostimulator, comprising:
A header assembly for a leadless biostimulator, comprising:
A method, comprising:
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