Medical device for use in pain therapy
OwnerJens Wildhagen, Urs Eichenberger +1inventors
InventorsJens Wildhagen, Urs Eichenberger, David Lorenzana
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OwnerJens Wildhagen, Urs Eichenberger +1inventors
InventorsJens Wildhagen, Urs Eichenberger, David Lorenzana
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A medical device for use in pain therapy includes an invasive component having at least one electrode configured to be positioned at a nerve and to emit an electrical stimulation signal. A signal generator is connected to the electrode and generates the stimulation signal. The stimulation signal is configured to inhibit stimulation transmission of the nerve. The at least one electrode is configured to emit an electrical monitoring signal. The signal generator is configured to generate the monitoring signal. The monitoring signal is configured to trigger a motor and/or sensory reaction, the form of which depends on a distance between the electrode and the nerve. The medical device can be used to apply neurostimulation in pain therapy.
A medical device for use in pain therapy, the medical device comprising:
A method for distance monitoring of an electrode during pain therapy by electrical neurostimulation, the method comprising the steps of:
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