An implantable adjustable
body tissue cuff, apparatus and method. The
cuff is an elastomeric strap of biocompatible non-conductive material. The strap's
tail and head provide adjustable length fastening by a) the
tail being formed with longitudinally spaced, laterally paired locking projections and the head being formed with one or more locking apertures; or b) the
tail being formed with longitudinally spaced locking apertures and the head being formed with one or more laterally paired locking projections. The locking projection shape allows for passage through the locking aperture, while restricting movement in a reverse direction. The
cuff accommodates devices such as tissue stimulators or recorders, with conductive elements attached, imbedded, or printed on the strap body. The cuff is intra-operatively adjusted to optimize placement and contact between conductive elements and
body tissue, without
tissue damage. This cuff accommodates varying tissue diameters and simplifies manufacture and surgical placement.