Medical device with liquid filled housing
a technology of liquid-filled housing and medical devices, which is applied in the field of medical devices including liquid-filled housings, can solve the problem of the volume of the housing that remains unused
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[0042]Various methods can be used to fill the residual volume of a hermetically sealed housing. In some embodiments, an aperture or hole is formed in the housing in order to allow the insertion of a liquid composition. The hole location(s) for each device can be selected to avoid potential contact with internal electronic components and to facilitate removal of any air bubbles. In other embodiments, the liquid can be in place before the housing is fully formed. By way of example, the component module can be disposed within a bath of the liquid composition and then the housing can be welded in place around the component module within the bath.
[0043]In embodiments where an aperture or apertures are formed in the housing, the liquid composition can be introduced into the interior volume by submersing the housing in the liquid composition. In some embodiments, a syringe or similar instrument can be used to inject the liquid composition into the housing.
[0044]In embodiments where ...
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Device HALT (Highly Accelerated Life Test) Testing Performance
[0046]CRM devices with titanium housings (RENEWAL DS, Boston Scientific Corporation, Natick, Mass.) were obtained and used for HALT testing. Holes (1.58 mm) were milled in the titanium housings. A liquid composition (perfluorodecalin, FLUOROMED APF-140HP) was inserted into the housing through the holes. Specifically, the device were immersed in the liquid composition. A syringe was also used to insert the liquid composition. The housings were then sealed by welding a titanium sphere over the hole or by welding a titanium patch over the hole.
[0047]The liquid composition-filled devices were then tested in a HALT testing chamber. The conditions were ˜80° C. and vibration of 60 Grms. The test duration was between 8 and 14 hours. The objective was to assess and compare the durability of the liquid filled devices in comparison with similar gas filled devices in response to vibration forces.
[0048]Data for the liquid filled devic...
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