Electronic stimulation system and device thereof for dorsal root ganglion
AssigneeGIMER MEDICAL. Co. LTD.
InventorsChii-Wann LIN, Chi-Heng CHANG, Yeong-Ray WEN, Wei-Tso LIN
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
An electronic stimulation device for electrically stimulating at least one dorsal root ganglion with relative low pain sensations without generating relative much sensations of paresthesia comprises at least one electronic stimulation unit. The electronic stimulation unit includes at least one first electrode and at least one second electrode, and it delivers a high-frequency electrical stimulation signal to impel the first electrode and the second electrode to generate an electric field. The range of the electric field covers the dorsal root ganglion, and the electric field strength ranges from 100 V/m to 1000 V/m.
Claims11
An electronic stimulation device for electrically stimulating at least one dorsal root ganglion with relative low pain sensations without generating relative much sensations of paresthesia, comprising:
- at least one electronic stimulation unit including at least one first electrode and at least one second electrode, wherein the electronic stimulation unit delivers a high-frequency electrical stimulation signal to impel the first electrode and the second electrode to generate an electric field, the range of the electric field covers the dorsal root ganglion, and the electric field strength ranges from 100 V/m to 1000 V/m.
An electronic stimulation system for electrically stimulating at least one dorsal root ganglion with relative low pain sensations without generating relative much sensations of paresthesia, comprising:
- a control unit;
- and
- an electronic stimulation device comprising an electronic stimulation unit including at least one first electrode and at least one second electrode, wherein the electronic stimulation unit delivers a high-frequency electrical stimulation signal to impel the first electrode and the second electrode to generate an electric field covering the dorsal root ganglion, and the electric field strength ranges from 100V/m to 1000V/m.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.