Cranial implant devices, systems, and related methods
AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsChad Gordon, Micah Belzberg, Amir Manbachi
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AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsChad Gordon, Micah Belzberg, Amir Manbachi
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Provided herein are cranial implant devices that include at least one acoustic, optical, and/or photoacoustic lens element comprising one or more electromagnetically translucent, electromagnetically transparent, sonolucent, and/or acoustically active materials. The cranial implant devices are structured for subgaleal scalp implantation within, beneath, and/or over at least one cranial opening of a subject and typically includes a substantially anatomically-compatible shape. In addition, the cranial implant devices permit transcranial therapeutic ultrasound, transcranial diagnostic ultrasound, photoacoustic imaging, electromagnetic wave diagnostic imaging, and/or electromagnetic wave therapeutic intervention of intracranial matter of the subject via the acoustic, optical, and/or photoacoustic lens element when the cranial implant device is subgalealy implanted within, beneath, and/or over the cranial opening of the subject. Other aspects are directed to various related systems and methods of obtaining diagnostic information from, and/or administering therapy to, a subject.
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