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公开(公告)号：US20190117957A1
公开(公告)日：2019-04-25
申请号：US16222352
申请日：2018-12-17
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
摘要： A pad for electrically stimulated wound healing, including a pad configured to be placed on a wound, at least one anode disposed on the pad to contact the wound, and at least one cathode disposed on the pad to contact the wound, the at least one cathode being disposed separately from the at least on anode. The pad wherein the at least one anode and the at least one cathode in contact with the wound provide a flow of electrical current in an intended direction through the wound based on the separate locations of the at least one anode and the at least one cathode.
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2.发明授权公开(公告)号：US06332096B1
公开(公告)日：2001-12-18
申请号：US09504710
申请日：2000-02-16
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
IPC分类号： A61N1362
CPC分类号： A61N1/3627 , A61N1/368
摘要： Augmentation of electrical conduction and contractility by biphasic cardiac pacing. A first stimulation phase is administered to the muscle tissue. This first stimulation phase has a predefined polarity, amplitude and duration. A second stimulation phase is then administered to the muscle tissue. This second phase also has a predefined polarity, amplitude and duration. The two phases are applied sequentially. Contrary to current thought, anodal stimulation is first applied and followed by cathodal stimulation. In this fashion, pulse conduction through the cardiac muscle is improved together with the increase in contractility. The technique can also be applied to large muscle tissue stimulation other than cardiac muscle.
摘要翻译： 通过双相心脏起搏增强电传导和收缩。 向肌肉组织施用第一刺激阶段。 该第一刺激阶段具有预定义的极性，幅度和持续时间。 然后将第二刺激期施用于肌肉组织。 该第二阶段也具有预定义的极性，幅度和持续时间。 顺序应用两个阶段。 与目前的想法相反，首先应用阳极刺激，然后进行阴极刺激。 以这种方式，通过心肌的脉冲传导随着收缩性的增加而提高。 该技术也可应用于心肌以外的大肌肉组织刺激。
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3.发明授权
公开(公告)号：US6136019A
公开(公告)日：2000-10-24
申请号：US8636
申请日：1998-01-16
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
CPC分类号： A61N1/3622 , A61N1/362 , A61N1/368 , A61N1/3712 , A61N1/36514
摘要： Augmentation of electrical conduction and contractility by biphasic cardiac pacing. A first stimulation phase is administered to the cardiac blood pool This first stimulation phase has a predefined polarity, amplitude and duration A second stimulation phase is then administered to the cardiac blood pool. This second phase also has a predefined polarity, amplitude and duration. The two phases are applied sequentially. Contrary to current thought, anodal stimulation is first applied and followed by cathodal stimulation. In this fashion, pulse conduction through the cardiac muscle is unproved together with the increase in contractility.
摘要翻译： 通过双相心脏起搏增强电传导和收缩。 向心脏血液池施用第一刺激阶段。该第一刺激阶段具有预定义的极性，幅度和持续时间。然后将第二刺激阶段施用于心脏血液池。 该第二阶段也具有预定义的极性，幅度和持续时间。 顺序应用两个阶段。 与目前的想法相反，首先应用阳极刺激，然后进行阴极刺激。 以这种方式，通过心肌的脉冲传导与收缩性的增加一起没有改善。
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4.发明授权Implantable cardiac function monitor and stimulator for diagnosis and therapy delivery 失效可植入的心脏功能监测和刺激器用于诊断和治疗
公开(公告)号：US5417717A
公开(公告)日：1995-05-23
申请号：US243069
申请日：1994-05-16
CPC分类号： A61N1/36042 , A61N1/36585 , A61M5/1723 , A61N1/3627
摘要： An implantable monitor/stimulator is disclosed that monitors and assesses indices of cardiac function, including the strength and timing of cardiac contraction, then automatically executes a physician-selected mode of therapy. It accomplishes this by assessing impedance, electrocardiogram, and/or pressure measurements, then calculating various cardiac parameters. The results of these calculations may be stored within the device, telemetered to an external monitor or display and/or may be used by the physician to determine the mode of therapy to be chosen. If indicated, therapy is administered by the device itself or by telemetering control signals to various peripheral devices for the purpose of enhancing either contraction or relaxation of the heart. The cardiac parameters that are calculated all provide an assessment of level of cardiac function by monitoring changes in ventricular filling and ejection or by calculating isovolumic phase indices of heart contraction. Examples of such parameters are ejection fraction, cardiac output, stroke work, and/or various pressure-volume relationships. These parameters determine the mode of therapy that will be selected by a physician. Choices of therapy include several forms of pacing of cardiac or skeletal muscle, and telemetry to implanted or external units for drug infusion or for monitoring by a central data system.
摘要翻译： 公开了一种监测和评估心脏功能指标（包括心脏收缩的强度和时间）的植入式监测器/刺激器，然后自动执行医师选择的治疗模式。 它通过评估阻抗，心电图和/或压力测量，然后计算各种心脏参数来实现。 这些计算的结果可以存储在设备内，遥测到外部监视器或显示器，和/或可被医师用来确定要选择的治疗方式。 如果指示，治疗由装置本身施用或通过将控制信号遥测到各种外围装置，以增强心脏的收缩或放松的目的。 计算的心脏参数都通过监测心室充盈和排出的变化或通过计算心脏收缩的等容性相位指数来提供心脏功能水平的评估。 这些参数的实例是射血分数，心输出量，中风工作量和/或各种压力 - 体积关系。 这些参数决定了医生选择的治疗方式。 治疗选择包括心脏或骨骼肌的几种形式的起搏，以及用于药物输注或由中央数据系统监测的植入或外部单元的遥测。
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5.发明授权Method and apparatus for correcting abnormal cardiac activity by low energy shocks 失效通过低能量冲击矫正心脏活动异常的方法和装置
公开(公告)号：US4559946A
公开(公告)日：1985-12-24
申请号：US389907
申请日：1982-06-18
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
CPC分类号： A61N1/3956 , A61N1/3987
摘要： The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for delivering two or more individual low-level pulses to correct certain cardiac arrhythmias such as high-rate ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation; at least the latter shocks are delivered in synchronism with a repeatable characteristic of the heart's electrical activity. Basically, the apparatus comprises an electrode sensor placed in the right ventricle of the heart or in the coronary sinus to act as a detector for the electrical activity of the heart. Connected to the electrode sensor is an arrhythmia detector chosen to detect such arrhythmias as ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation. Upon detection of one of these arrhythmias, the detector issues a signal which is interpreted by a programmable logic device to activate an energy storage device for delivering a first low-level shock to the heart through a shock delivering electrode. A slew rate detector is then activated by the logic device. The output of the slew rate detector is fed to a comparator to be compared with a continually updated reference signal supplied by the logic device. When the slew rate output equals or exceeds the value of the reference signal, the comparator issues a signal which activates the energy storage device to issue a second low-level shock to the heart through the shock delivering electrode. Additional shocks may be delivered in a manner similar to the delivery of the second shock under the control of the logic device.
摘要翻译： 本发明涉及一种用于递送两个或多个单独的低电平脉冲以校正某些心律不齐的方法和装置，例如高速心室心动过速和心室颤动; 至少后面的冲击与心脏的电活动的可重复的特征同步传递。 基本上，该装置包括放置在心脏的右心室或冠状窦中的电极传感器，用作心脏电活动的检测器。 连接到电极传感器是一种心律失常检测器，被选择用于检测心律失常与室性心动过速和心室颤动。 在检测到这些心律失常之一时，检测器发出由可编程逻辑器件解释的信号，以激活用于通过冲击输送电极向心脏递送第一低电平冲击的能量存储装置。 然后，逻辑器件激活转换速率检测器。 转换速率检测器的输出被馈送到比较器，以与逻辑器件提供的连续更新的参考信号进行比较。 当转换速率输出等于或超过参考信号的值时，比较器发出一个信号，激活能量存储装置，通过冲击输送电极向心脏发出第二次低电平冲击。 额外的冲击可以以类似于在逻辑设备的控制下传送第二冲击的方式来传送。
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6.发明授权
公开(公告)号：US4184493A
公开(公告)日：1980-01-22
申请号：US878006
申请日：1978-02-15
CPC分类号： A61N1/3621 , A61B5/046 , A61B5/7239 , A61N1/3956 , A61N1/3987
摘要： Disclosed are two embodiments of a circuit for analyzing the ECG signals of a heart and for delivering a cardioverting pulse of energy to the heart if the heart is in an arrhythmic state in need of cardioversion. In the first embodiment, the ECG is filtered by a high pass filter to provide the derivative of the ECG, is reviewed by a window detector to determine the average time that the input ECG spends at high slope, and then the average occurrence of high slope segments is compared with a predetermined reference to determine whether the ECG is normal. Cardioversion is effected if the ECG is abnormal. In the second embodiment, an absolute value circuit and a level comparator is used in place of the window detector. The input ECG is normalized by an automatic gain control where the AGC voltage is derived from the ECG signals after high pass filtration.
摘要翻译： 公开了用于分析心脏的ECG信号的电路的两个实施例，并且如果心脏处于需要心脏复律的心律失调状态，则将心脏的心脏转复脉冲递送到心脏。 在第一实施例中，通过高通滤波器对ECG进行滤波以提供ECG的导数，由窗口检测器进行检查，以确定输入ECG在高斜率处花费的平均时间，然后平均出现高斜率 将段与预定参考值进行比较，以确定ECG是否正常。 如果心电图异常，则进行心脏复律。 在第二实施例中，使用绝对值电路和电平比较器代替窗口检测器。 输入ECG通过自动增益控制进行归一化，其中AGC电压从高通滤波后的ECG信号导出。
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公开(公告)号：US11406834B2
公开(公告)日：2022-08-09
申请号：US16038660
申请日：2018-07-18
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
摘要： An adapter includes a first connector, a second connector, and a circuit that reverses a polarity of a signal received at the first connector. Moreover, a lead includes a connector including a cathode terminal and an anode terminal, an electrode including a tip and a ring, and a circuit that connects the anode terminal of the connector to the tip of the electrode and that connects the cathode terminal of the connector to the ring of the electrode.
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公开(公告)号：US10940318B2
公开(公告)日：2021-03-09
申请号：US14740681
申请日：2015-06-16
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
摘要： A method and device for performing electrical current therapy on biological tissue. The device can operate continuously as a bio-energetic thermostat to continuously provide electrical current therapy, or based on sensing parameters and providing electrical current therapy only when the parameters indicate that the electrical current therapy is to be applied.
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9.发明授权公开(公告)号：US07840264B1
公开(公告)日：2010-11-23
申请号：US11731203
申请日：2007-03-30
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
IPC分类号： A61N1/00
CPC分类号： A61N1/3622 , A61F2007/126 , A61N1/3624 , A61N1/3627 , A61N1/36514 , A61N1/368 , A61N1/3712 , A61N1/395 , A61N1/3962
摘要： Systems and methods to inhibit the conduction of certain spurious electrical impulses in the heart. Inhibition of spurious electrical impulses in the heart is accomplished by cooling one or more targeted portions of the heart. Optionally, inhibition of spurious electrical impulses may be accomplished by cooling of cardiac tissue in combination with pacing of the heart.
摘要翻译： 抑制心脏中某些杂散电脉冲传导的系统和方法。 通过冷却心脏的一个或多个目标部分来实现对心脏中的杂散电脉冲的抑制。 任选地，可以通过与心脏的起搏相结合来冷却心脏组织来实现寄生电脉冲的抑制。
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公开(公告)号：US07440800B2
公开(公告)日：2008-10-21
申请号：US11141403
申请日：2005-05-31
申请人： Morton M. Mower
发明人： Morton M. Mower
IPC分类号： A61N1/00
CPC分类号： A61N1/3627 , A61N1/3684
摘要： A system and method for managing and inhibiting cardiac remodeling in MI patients. Bi-ventricular stimulation is constantly provided with and without sensing to encourage normal pumping of the heart on a consistent basis. Pulses are administered using an anodal pulse followed by a cathodal pulse to stimulate cardiac muscle contraction. Stem cells are administered to MI areas to encourage regeneration of cardiac tissue in the damaged area. Stimulation may be provided to both healthy and compromised cardiac tissue.
摘要翻译： 一种用于管理和抑制MI患者心脏重塑的系统和方法。 不间断地提供双心室刺激，有助于不受感染，以鼓励心脏正常泵送。 使用阳极脉冲随后阴极脉冲施用脉冲以刺激心肌收缩。 将干细胞施用于MI区域以促进损伤区域中心脏组织的再生。 刺激可以提供给健康和妥协的心脏组织。
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