Fast-charging controlled deep brain stimulation bleeding detection system

Abstract

The invention discloses a multi-battery charging controlled deep brain stimulation bleeding detection system, which comprises at least one deep brain stimulator and an in vitro device, wherein the deep brain stimulator comprises a stimulation electrode as well as a hemoglobin sensor, a pulse generator module, a charging coil, at least one main battery, at least one standby battery, a processor module and a first communication module which are arranged nearby the hemoglobin sensor; the in vitro device comprises a second communication module and an early warning module; under the control of the processor module, the charging coil is in charge of charging up the at least one main battery and the at least one standby battery; and meanwhile, the processor module is used for controlling the at least one standby battery to charge up the at least one main battery and for regulating charging current in accordance with a voltage value of a cell of the main battery. With the application of the charging mode, electric energy of the deep brain stimulation bleeding detection system can be rapidly supplemented.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a deep brain electrical stimulation hemorrhage detection system, in particular to a fast charge controlled deep brain electrical stimulation hemorrhage detection system. Background technique [0002] Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has been developed as an alternative to conventional ablative procedures commonly used in stereotaxic functional neurosurgery. DBS has been proved to be an effective method, because it has the characteristics of reversibility and adjustability, which greatly reduces the morbidity rate of the operation. It is increasingly used in the treatment of movement disorders, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, dystonia, cluster pain, obsessive-compulsive disorder, Tourette's syndrome, depression and other diseases. However, deep brain stimulation also has risks, such as postoperative brain swelling and hemorrhage, which pose a threat to the safety of patients. [0003] The deep brain stimulation system in the prior ...

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However, deep brain stimulation also has risks, such as postoperative brain swelling and hemorrhage, which pose a threat to the safety of patients.

[0003] The deep brain stimulation system in the prior art has more and more functions, such as adding the function of detecting hemorrhage, resulting in insufficient battery power. It is currently a technical difficulty to replenish the power of the deep brain stimulation hemorrhage detection system in time.

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