Subcutaneous sensing feedthrough/electrode assembly
AssigneeMedtronic, Inc.
InventorsMary A. Fraley, Ronald F. Hoch, George Johnstone, Joseph F. Lessar, Lynn M. Seifried, James Strom
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AssigneeMedtronic, Inc.
InventorsMary A. Fraley, Ronald F. Hoch, George Johnstone, Joseph F. Lessar, Lynn M. Seifried, James Strom
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Structures and methods relating to electrodes for incorporation into a feedthrough with a profile adapted for subcutaneous sensing of physiologic and cardiac signals. Electrode assemblies are adapted for integration with feedthrough to enable maximal electrode spacing, minimal myopotential electrical noise and provide reliable insulation from the IMD housing. Various structures and manufacturing processes are implemented to provide a large sensing surface with a low profile. The subcutaneous sensing electrode assembly provides a leadless sensing system and further enhances installation and follow-up procedures.
An IMD including at least one electrode incorporated into a feedthrough for electrical coupling with a circuit of the IMD to detect physiological signals, the electrode in combination with the feedthrough comprising:
A sensing electrode system wherein one or more electrodes are disposed around the perimetric periphery of an implantable medical device (IMD), the sensing electrode system comprising:
An implantable medical device (IMD) having a hermetically sealed housing having a housing outer wall exposed to the body and a housing inner wall enclosing sensing circuitry within said housing for processing electrical signals of the body detected between at least two sense electrodes supported by the housing, wherein;
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