Cirtec Medical Corporation

Avent Investment, LLC

Daniel Oster

Norbert F Kaula

Eric Anthony Schepis

Phillip A Schorr

David M Page

Ryan Caldwell

Natalia Alexeeva

Todd Hanson

Johnny Khith

Gary Braegelmann

Andy Guan

Anthony Boyle

Jacob Zimmermann

Michael Miller

Jeremy Lug

Wanzhan Liu

Alanna Hentges

Angelo Fruci

Angel Oudomrak

Sengtavan Thammavongsa

Shyamant R Sastry

Amol Soin

An electrode assembly includes a substrate, a plurality of electrodes, and a wiring assembly. The substrate includes an elongate body extending from a first end to a second end in a first direction and a plurality of electrode connection structures connected with the elongate body. Each electrode connection structure defines a first coupling end, a second coupling end, and a first opening positioned between the first coupling end and the second coupling end. The electrodes are positioned within the plurality of electrode connection structures. A portion of each electrode extends through the first opening of the respective electrode connection structure. The wiring assembly extends along the substrate and forms an electrical connection with each of the plurality of the electrodes.

Electrode assembly

A lead assembly includes a thin film body supporting a plurality of electrodes configured to provide electrical stimulation or sensing. The thin film body includes a substrate. A plurality of electrode connection traces is situated on the thin film body and electrically connected to respective ones of the plurality of electrodes. A connection wire is configured to provide stimulation or sensing signals for transmission to the plurality of electrodes. The connection wire extends from a lead and is substantially larger than each of the electrode connection traces. A coupling structure is configured to provide electrical connection between the connection wire and the electrode connection traces.

Connection mechanism for thin film stimulation leads

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