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    ELECTRICAL STIMULATION CUFF DEVICES AND SYSTEMS
    8.
    发明公开
    ELECTRICAL STIMULATION CUFF DEVICES AND SYSTEMS 审中-公开

    公开(公告)号：EP3389763A1

    公开(公告)日：2018-10-24

    申请号：EP17708123.9

    申请日：2017-02-17

    申请人： Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation

    发明人： GOVEA, Michael, X. ,  ORINSKI, William, George ,  STOFFREGEN, William, Conrad

    IPC分类号： A61N1/05

    CPC分类号： A61N1/0556 ,  A61N1/0558 ,  A61N1/36003 ,  A61N1/3605 ,  A61N1/3752

    摘要： An electrical stimulation lead includes a stimulation cuff having an exterior surface and an interior surface that defines a nerve channel having a nerve channel axis. A plurality of electrodes are disposed on the interior surface of the cuff. A longitudinal opening extends through the cuff and further extends along an entire length of the cuff, wherein the opening is operable to receive a target nerve from a region outside of the cuff to within the nerve channel. A mount is disposed on the exterior surface of the cuff and radially offset from the nerve channel axis. A lead body is radially offset from the nerve channel axis and a plurality of conductors extend through the lead body, mount and cuff, with the plurality of conductors electrically coupled to the electrodes. The electrical stimulation lead may include a plurality of slots to permit tissue ingrowth.

    SYSTEMS AND DEVICES FOR NEUROMODULATING SPINAL ANATOMY
    10.
    发明授权
    SYSTEMS AND DEVICES FOR NEUROMODULATING SPINAL ANATOMY 有权

    公开(公告)号：EP2429407B1

    公开(公告)日：2018-10-17

    申请号：EP10775625.6

    申请日：2010-05-14

    申请人： Spinal Modulation, Inc.

    发明人： BROUNSTEIN, Daniel, M. ,  BURDULIS, Albert, G. ,  SUMMA, Christopher, D.

    IPC分类号： A61N1/05 ,  A61N1/36

    CPC分类号： A61N1/0551 ,  A61N1/0558 ,  A61N1/36071

    摘要： Devices, systems and methods for treating pain or other conditions while minimizing possible complications and side effects. Treatment typically includes electrical stimulation and/or delivery of pharmacological or other agents with the use of a lead or catheter. The devices, systems and methods provide improved anchoring which reduces migration of the lead yet allows for easy repositioning or removal of the lead if desired. The devices, systems and methods also provide for simultaneous treatment of multiple targeted anatomies. This shortens procedure time and allows for less access points, such as needle sticks to the epidural space, which in turn reduces complications, such as cerebral spinal fluid leaks, patient soreness and recovery time. Other possible complications related to the placement of multiple devices are also reduced.