Implantable medical device with corrosion-resistant feedthrough assembly
AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsHaytham Hussein, John Szymanski, Kavous Sahabi, Ofer Rosenzweig, Stella Nichols
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AssigneePacesetter, Inc.
InventorsHaytham Hussein, John Szymanski, Kavous Sahabi, Ofer Rosenzweig, Stella Nichols
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A feedthrough assembly for an implantable medical device includes a housing, a solid insert, one or more conductive elements, a metal filler, and a non-corrosive sealant. The housing defines a central cavity through a height of the housing. The solid insert is disposed within the central cavity of the housing. The one or more conductive elements extend through one or more apertures defined within the solid insert and extend through the central cavity of the housing. The metal filler is disposed within a joint defined by an outer surface of the solid insert and an inner surface of the housing that defines the central cavity. The non-corrosive sealant coats a top surface of the metal filler to inhibit corrosion of the metal filler.
A feedthrough assembly for an implantable medical device, the feedthrough assembly comprising:
A method of producing a feedthrough assembly, the method comprising:
An implantable medical device comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.