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    Systems and methods to place one or more leads in muscle for providing electrical stimulation to treat pain
    5.
    发明授权
    Systems and methods to place one or more leads in muscle for providing electrical stimulation to treat pain 有权
    将一个或多个引线放置在肌肉中以提供电刺激以治疗疼痛的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US08626302B2

    公开(公告)日：2014-01-07

    申请号：US12462371

    申请日：2009-08-03

    申请人： Maria E. Bennett ,  Geoffrey B. Thrope ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II ,  Andreas Inmann ,  John Chae

    发明人： Maria E. Bennett ,  Geoffrey B. Thrope ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II ,  Andreas Inmann ,  John Chae

    IPC分类号： A61N1/04

    CPC分类号： A61N1/05 ,  A61N1/36003 ,  A61N1/36017 ,  A61N1/36021 ,  A61N1/36071

    摘要： Systems and methods are adapted to provide the relief of pain. The systems and methods make possible the percutaneous placement of one or more intramuscular leads, without the need for fluoroscopy, for providing electrical stimulation to activate a motor point innervating the muscle, to provide the therapeutic relief of pain. The one or more intramuscular leads may be placed in muscle(s) to resist migration. The target nerves and their motor points innervate the muscles in which the one or more leads are placed. The systems and methods can include a two-stage solution. The first stage may include temporary systems and methods, including the use of an external pulse generator. The second stage may include more permanent systems and methods, including the use of an implanted pulse generator.

    摘要翻译： 系统和方法适应于缓解疼痛。 系统和方法使得一个或多个肌内引线的经皮放置成为可能，而不需要荧光透视，用于提供电刺激以激活支配肌肉的运动点，以提供疼痛的治疗缓解。 一个或多个肌内引线可以放置在肌肉中以抵抗迁移。 目标神经及其运动点支配放置一根或多根引线的肌肉。 系统和方法可以包括两阶段解决方案。 第一阶段可以包括临时系统和方法，包括使用外部脉冲发生器。 第二阶段可以包括更永久的系统和方法，包括使用植入式脉冲发生器。

    Devices, systems, and methods employing a molded nerve cuff electrode
    8.
    发明授权
    Devices, systems, and methods employing a molded nerve cuff electrode 有权
    使用模制神经袖带电极的装置，系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US07996092B2

    公开(公告)日：2011-08-09

    申请号：US11653578

    申请日：2007-01-16

    申请人： Joseph J. Mrva ,  Kenneth P. Rundle ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II

    发明人： Joseph J. Mrva ,  Kenneth P. Rundle ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II

    IPC分类号： A61N1/18

    CPC分类号： A61N1/0526 ,  A61N1/0556

    摘要： Devices, systems, and methods for recording, and/or stimulation, and/or blocking of a nerve make use of a molded nerve cuff electrode. One or more electrodes are positioned in one or more frames within a casing. The exterior surface of the casing is wrapped in an insulating material, and the wrapped casing is positioned within a cover tube. One or more additional electrodes may be positioned anywhere outside of the casing. An applicator tool having a body to hold the molded nerve cuff in an expanded configuration is used to implant the cuff about a nerve.

    摘要翻译： 用于记录和/或刺激和/或阻断神经的装置，系统和方法利用模制的神经袖带电极。 一个或多个电极定位在壳体内的一个或多个框架中。 壳体的外表面被包裹在绝缘材料中，并且包裹的壳体位于盖管内。 一个或多个附加电极可以位于壳体外部的任何位置。 使用具有用于将模制的神经袖口保持在展开构型的本体的涂抹器工具将袖带围绕神经植入。

    SYSTEMS FOR AND METHODS OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT ELECTRICAL STIMULATION
    9.
    发明申请
    SYSTEMS FOR AND METHODS OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT ELECTRICAL STIMULATION 审中-公开
    交叉直接电流刺激的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US20130204315A1

    公开(公告)日：2013-08-08

    申请号：US13567716

    申请日：2012-08-06

    申请人： AMORN WONGSARNPIGOON ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II ,  Stuart F. Rubin ,  Jonathan L. Sakai

    发明人： AMORN WONGSARNPIGOON ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II ,  Stuart F. Rubin ,  Jonathan L. Sakai

    IPC分类号： A61N1/36

    CPC分类号： A61N1/36025 ,  A61N1/0456 ,  A61N1/0484 ,  A61N1/36021 ,  A61N1/361

    摘要： A system according to the present invention provides a portable, non-invasive device adapted to deliver electrical stimulation to a brain, such as to treat tinnitus. Such system is preferably a head-worn system configured to provide transcranial direct current electrical stimulation (tDCS) to a patient, where a therapy based at least partially thereon may be self-administered by the patient. tDCS is a non-invasive method of brain stimulation to treat tinnitus, or other neurological indications, that may provide significant relief. Methods according to the present invention include preferably brief sessions of anodal tDCS to assist in determining adequate electrode location and stimulus intensity by producing transient decreases in tinnitus intensity. Methods may also or alternatively include a number of sessions of cathodal tDCS at a confirmed electrode location and stimulus intensity to provide sustained tinnitus relief. Methods may also or alternatively include a number of maintenance sessions to prolong the sustained relief.

    摘要翻译： 根据本发明的系统提供了一种便于携带的非侵入性装置，其适于向大脑递送电刺激，例如治疗耳鸣。 这种系统优选地是头戴式系统，其被配置为向患者提供经颅直流电刺激（tDCS），其中至少部分地在其上的治疗可以由患者自行施用。 tDCS是一种非侵入性的脑刺激方法来治疗可能提供显着缓解的耳鸣或其他神经系统症状。 根据本发明的方法优选包括阳极tDCS的简短会话，以通过产生耳鸣强度的瞬时降低来帮助确定足够的电极位置和刺激强度。 方法还可以或者可选地包括在确认的电极位置处的阴极tDCS的多次会话和刺激强度以提供持续的耳鸣缓解。 方法还可以或者可选地包括多个维护会话以延长持续的缓解。

    SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TREATING SHOULDER PAIN RELATED TO SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME
    10.
    发明申请
    SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TREATING SHOULDER PAIN RELATED TO SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME 有权
    用于治疗与亚型侵袭综合症相关的肩痛疼痛的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US20140046416A1

    公开(公告)日：2014-02-13

    申请号：US13991033

    申请日：2011-12-05

    申请人： Maria E. Bennett ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II ,  John Chae

    发明人： Maria E. Bennett ,  Joseph W. Boggs, II ,  John Chae

    IPC分类号： A61N1/05

    CPC分类号： A61N1/0504 ,  A61N1/025 ,  A61N1/0456 ,  A61N1/0502 ,  A61N1/0551 ,  A61N1/08 ,  A61N1/36071

    摘要： Systems and methods are provided for treating chronic pain occurring secondarily to subacromial impingement syndrome in a human body. A system is provided to deliver percutaneous electrical stimulation through at least one electrode to neurological motor points of the posterior and middle deltoid muscles to mediate such pain. One-time, continued and/or periodic dosing of treatment methods according to the present invention may result in a change to central nervous system maladaptive neuroplasticity.

    摘要翻译： 提供的系统和方法用于治疗二次发生在人体内的肩峰下冲击综合征的慢性疼痛。 提供一种系统，用于通过至少一个电极将经皮电刺激递送到后三和三分之一肌肉的神经运动点，以调解这种疼痛。 根据本发明的治疗方法的一次性，持续和/或定期给药可能导致中枢神经系统适应不良的神经可塑性的变化。