Electrode arrangement for applying electrical signals to the skin of an animal
AssigneeWound Solutions Limited
InventorsChristopher J. Rainey, John P. Southgate, Andrea Moretti, Richard Nagle
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AssigneeWound Solutions Limited
InventorsChristopher J. Rainey, John P. Southgate, Andrea Moretti, Richard Nagle
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An electrode arrangement for applying electrical signals to skin of an animal comprising a flexible electrically non-conductive substrate, at least one electrode provided on a first surface of the substrate for applying electrical signals to the skin when placed on the skin, at least one connector connected to a respective electrode for providing electrical signals to the respective electrode and an electrically non-conductive sealing arrangement connected to the substrate for sealing the substrate and the skin to prevent ingress of moisture to the at least one electrode and to the at least one connector at the connection to the respective electrode. The or each electrode comprises a plurality of spaced electrically conductive elements to allow flexion of the electrode arrangement and electrically conductive material between the plurality of spaced electrically conductive elements to form a two-dimensional electrically conductive path across at least a portion of the first surface of the substrate.
An electrode arrangement for applying electrical signals to skin of an animal, comprising:
An electrode arrangement for applying electrical signals to skin of an animal comprising:
A device for absorbing fluid from a wound for use with an apparatus for treating a wound comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.