Laser bonding seals the housing while the compressed conductive member provides electrical coupling without feedthroughs, preventing environmental leakage.
U-folded leaf springs secure lead plugs in implantable devices, eliminating bulky screw mechanisms and reducing manufacturing complexity.
A biostimulator housing integrates a fixation guide to direct a movable element through a passage for secure anchoring.
Hot isostatic pressing reduces porosity in yttria-stabilized zirconia, preventing moisture-induced phase transformation that degrades implant reliability.
Radial electrodes attract thrombi through perforations while suction removes debris, reducing tissue damage from poor current distribution.
Segmented multi-layer stacked coil configurations minimize common mode currents to prevent tissue heating during MRI exposure.
A torque sensor detects static magnetic fields in implantable medical devices to trigger automatic mode transitions.
Extruding an elongated lead body core with axially extending channels allows direct conductor placement, eliminating time-consuming laser ablation steps.
Outer conductive polymer layer distributes electromagnetic radiation along the lead, preventing antenna effects and MRI interference.
A medical electrode lead embeds a memory circuit to generate voltage differences for automatic identification.
A non-invasive neuronal stimulation system dynamically adjusts alternating current parameters using real-time EEG biomarker feedback.
Implantable baroreflex activation device modulates cardiovascular function using impedance sensors and pressure applicators.
Software-defined compliance logic monitors electrode node voltages to adjust power levels for implantable pulse generators.
A tethering feature with a break-away member wrapped around base supports enables secure device fixation and controlled untethering.