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83 results about "Dermal patch" patented technology

A dermal patch or skin patch is a medicated adhesive patch that is placed on the skin to deliver a medication into the skin. This is in contrast to a transdermal patch, which delivers the medication through the skin and into the bloodstream.

System and method for measurement of an impedance using a catheter such as an ablation catheter

ActiveUS20090171345A1Suitable for useMaximize predetermined distanceSurgical instruments for heatingRf ablationPatch electrode
A catheter and patch electrode system is provided for use with an apparatus, such as an ablation generator, having a 4-wire interface for improved impedance measurement. The 4-wire interface includes a pair of source connectors across which an excitation signal is produced and a pair of sense connector wires across which the impedance is measured. The RF ablation generator may also produce an ablation signal across a source wire and an indifferent return patch electrode. The system further includes a cable that connects the generator to a catheter. The catheter includes a shaft having a proximal end and a distal end, with an ablation tip electrode disposed at the distal end. A source lead is electrically coupled to the tip electrode and extends through the shaft to the proximal end where it is terminated. An optional sense lead is also electrically coupled to the tip electrode and extends through the shaft to the proximal end. The system further includes a source return (e.g., skin patch) and a sense return (e.g., skin patch), either or none of which may be combined with the indifferent return, and if used may be placed on opposite sides of the patient for improved performance. The impedance sensor circuit produces an excitation signal across the source connectors, which is then carried to the catheter by the cable, then to the tip electrode, travels through the complex load (tissue volume), and returns to the generator via a patch electrode. The impedance is measured by observing the voltage drop across the sense connectors caused by the excitation signal.
Owner:ST JUDE MEDICAL ATRIAL FIBRILLATION DIV

Systems and methods for reducing unintended use of active ingredients in dermal delivery devices

The present invention is drawn to systems and methods for reducing unintended use of an active ingredient, such as residual active ingredients present in spent dermal patches and peels. The system can include a dermal patch including an active ingredient and a destructive agent configured to chemically react with the active ingredient. The destructive agent can be present in a container or an absorber. In one embodiment, the absorber can be used within the container. The container can be configured to receive the dermal patch such that the active ingredient contacts the destructive agent within the container. The absorber can be configured to contact the dermal patch such that the active ingredient contacts the destructive agent of the absorber. Additionally, systems and methods for impeding the unintended use of an active ingredient, such as those present in dermal patches or peels, are also provided. The system includes a dermal patch having a first side configured to deliver an active ingredient to a skin or mucosal surface, wherein the first side also includes a dermal adhesive. The system also includes an adhesive-coated device. The adhesive-coated surface of the device can be configured to adhere to the first side, wherein upon use of the dermal patch followed by contacting the adhesive-coated surface with the first side, residual active ingredient is rendered substantially inaccessible.
Owner:ZARS INC

Monitoring device of blood parameters

InactiveCN104799839ATimely medical examinationPrevent life-threateningEvaluation of blood vesselsCatheterBiological bodyEmergency medicine
The invention provides a monitoring device of blood parameters. The monitoring device comprises a dermal patch, a blood parameter sensor, a processor, a time recorder and an alarm device, wherein the dermal patch can be worn on the skin of an organism; the blood parameter sensor is arranged on the dermal patch and is used for detecting the blood parameters of the organism; the processor is used for sending out abnormal indication signals when the detected blood parameters exceed the preset range and sending out normal indication signals when the detected blood parameters are within the preset range; the time recorder is used for starting to record time when receiving the abnormal indication signals, stopping recording time when receiving the normal indication signals, and sending out alarm signals when the recorded time is longer than or equal to the preset time; the alarm device is connected with the time recorder and is used for emitting alarms when receiving the alarm signals and/or triggering a preset mobile communication terminal to send alarm signals to preset phone numbers after receiving the alarm signals. The monitoring device disclosed by the invention can send out alarm signals when the detection results show that the blood parameters of the organism are in the abnormal state for a long time, so that the crisis of a life is avoided.
Owner:BOE TECH GRP CO LTD
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