Directional electro-stimulation artificial cochlea electrode
A cochlear implant and electrical stimulation technology, applied in the field of electrodes, can solve problems such as confusion and cross-stimulation tones, and achieve the effects of low polarization potential, increased charge capacity, and reduced polarization
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[0026] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 5 As shown, a directional electrical stimulation cochlear implant electrode includes a tip part 1, a universal joint 2, a first contact electrode array, a second contact electrode array, a silicone colloid 5, a first booster ring 6, a second booster ring Push ring 7, first electrode wire array 8, second electrode wire array 9, annular return electrode 10, return electrode lead 11,
[0027] Wherein, the tip portion 1 is the end of the entire electrode; the silicone colloid 5 is in the shape of a thin strip, wrapping the first electrode wire array 8 and the second electrode wire array 9; the first contact electrode array and the second contact electrode The arrays are arranged in two rows staggered relative to the radial sides of the colloid 5, the first contact electrode array includes a number of contact electrodes A3, the second contact electrode array includes a number of contact electrodes B4; the first booster ring 6 Set apart from the s...
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