Probe, package probe, external device connector, and biofeedback device
AssigneesSofken Co., Ltd., National Cancer Center
InventorsYuji NISHIZAWA, Takeo KOMAMURA, Kenzo KOMAMURA
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AssigneesSofken Co., Ltd., National Cancer Center
InventorsYuji NISHIZAWA, Takeo KOMAMURA, Kenzo KOMAMURA
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A probe includes an insertion portion insertable into a body organ, a projecting portion being exposed to an outside of a body after the insertion portion is inserted into the body organ, a device mounting area onto which an external-device coupler is removably mountable, and sensing electrodes provided on the insertion portion and the device mounting area. When the insertion portion is inserted into the body organ, the sensing electrodes detect a biosignal and become conductive with coupling electrodes of the external-device coupler mounted onto the device mounting area. The probe is an electromyograph probe that detects a biosignal measurable by an electromyograph. The insertion portion and the projecting portion of the probe may be integrated or separate from each other. Both of the insertion portion and the projecting portion or only the insertion portion may be disposable.
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A probe to be inserted into a body organ to obtain a biosignal, the probe comprising:
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