Implantable cortical electrical stimulation appratus having wireless power supply control function
AssigneeYesu Hospital Management Foundation
InventorsHo Chun Jung, Hyoung Ihl Kim
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeYesu Hospital Management Foundation
InventorsHo Chun Jung, Hyoung Ihl Kim
Estimating the term…
An implantable cortical electrical stimulation device having wireless power control function comprises: an electrical stimulation device (100) which is arranged through a perforation part of cranial bone (1) and upper part of which is covered with scalp and thus electrical stimulation is transferred outside dura meter (2) to cerebral cortex (3); a head set (200) which is provided controllably with antenna (210) connecting wirelessly with the electrical stimulation device (100) outside scalp and applying power, and is fixed to a head; and a control element (300) which controls the electrical simulation device (310) through a power wire (211) connected to the antenna (210) of the head set (200). According to the present invention, cranial bone is perforated and electrodes of the electrical stimulation device allows reference electrode and stimulation electrode to be contacted with cerebral cortex, and the electrical stimulation device is fixed to cranial bone with titanium screw and then implantation thereof is finished. Here, in order to supply power to the electrical stimulation device an antenna for supplying power is approached closely to scalp and the antenna is placed to be an exact center of the electrical stimulation device so that power supply and data can be transferred without error.
An implantable cortical electrical stimulation device having wireless power control function comprising:
An implantable cortical electrical stimulation device having wireless power control function comprising:
An implantable cortical electrical stimulation device having wireless power control function comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.