Joan A Camprodon

Title: Joan A. Camprodon: Advancing Integrated TMS Simulation and Neuronavigation.

Introduction

Joan A. Camprodon is an inventor based in Charlestown, Massachusetts, whose patent work focuses on technology for transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). His disclosed invention combines neuronavigation with electric-field simulation to support neuromodulation.

Latest Patents

Camprodon is associated with 1 patent: “Systems and Methods for Integrated Electric Field Simulation and Neuronavigation for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.” The system tracks the position and orientation of an electromagnetic coil used for brain neuromodulation and uses that information, the coil’s magnetic-field profile, and the subject’s multimodal neuroimaging data to simulate an electric field in a region of interest. A display presents the simulated field, helping integrate simulation with neuronavigation during TMS.

Career Highlights

Camprodon’s patent reflects work at the intersection of neuroimaging, computational modeling, and neuromodulation. The invention is assigned to The General Hospital Corporation, connecting his disclosed innovation with research and clinical technology development.

Collaborations

The patent describes an integrated system involving neuronavigation, an electric-field simulation neural network, neuroimaging data, and a display. The General Hospital Corporation is identified as the company associated with the invention.

Conclusion

Joan A. Camprodon’s patented system brings electric-field simulation together with neuronavigation to support TMS planning and delivery, illustrating an innovation in brain-stimulation technology.