Biotronik Crm Patent Ag

Biotronik Se Co. Kg

Biotronik Mess -und Therapiegeraede Gmbh & Co. Ingenieurbuero Berlin

Hartmut Lenski

Gernot Kolberg

Kerstin Taeubert

Ingo Weiss

Stefan Knorr

Michael Friedrich

Curt Kranz

Jens Rump

Michelle Maxfield

Klaus Bartels

Carsten Fruendt

Max Schaldach, Jr, Legal Representative

Heinrich Buessing

Andreas Bitzer

Marc Steffen Schurr

Thomas Guenther

Timo Frenzel

René Fischer

Carsten Schilk

Joerg Feldmann

Erik Trip

Lisa Hinrichsen

Patrick Poplien

Kerstin Täubert

Jörg Feldmann

Kerstin Teaubert

Heinrich Büssing

Rump Jens

Thomas Günther

Michelle Maxfiled

An electrode head of an implantable electrode line, the electrode head including an elongate housing which has a longitudinal axis. The elongate housing includes at least two housing parts, which are cylinder-segment-shaped at least in portions and are fixedly joined together to form the electrode head along the longitudinal axis.

Electronic head and electrode line

An implantable medical device including at least one elongate electrical line with a first electrical component as a functional conductor, and at least one second electrical component with an electrical length. The first electrical component includes a proximal end and a distal end, wherein the distal side is in electrical contact with tissue or blood. The first electrical component is in electrical contact with the at least one second electrical component, and wherein the electrical length of the at least one second component corresponds to at least a tenth of a wavelength (&#x3bb;/10) of electromagnetic waves in a radiofrequency range.

Implantable device

Electrode device for active medical implants with an elongated electrode body () having a proximal end and a distal end (), a tip contact pole () on the distal end (), at least one ring contact pole () before the distal end (), electrical supply leads () to the tip and ring contact pole (), and a high-frequency filter () before the distal end (), which has electrical contact to the tip contact pole () and is connected to the supply lead () thereof.

Electrode device for active medical implants

An active fixation cardiac electrode lead having a fixation helix movably placed in a housing at the electrode lead's distal end so as to be extended out of the housing's distal end and retraced into an inner space enclosed by the housing. The housing has a wall and a protrusion formed in the wall that protrudes into the inner space into interspaces between windings of the fixation helix. The protrusion causes an axial movement of the helix when the helix is rotated around its longitudinal axis. The protrusion is an integral part of the housing's wall which is bent or embossed to form the protrusion.

Active fixation cardiac lead

A screw-in electrode probe for cardiological application comprises an oblong electrode body (), a supply line () running therein, and an electrode head () on the distal end (). The latter is provided with housing (), a shaft () mounted therein so it is rotatable and axially displaceable, and a corkscrew-like screw-in electrode () on the shaft (). A contact spring in the form of an essentially planar spiral spring () is situated between these components, whose leg ends () are in sliding contact with the housing () or the shaft (), respectively, while exerting a radially directed spring force (F).

Screw-in electrode probe for cardiologocal application

An intravascular electrode arrangementincludes a first and a second electrode lineadapted for placement in blood vessels such as veins or arteries, each having at least one stimulation and/or sensing electrode in the region of the distal end of the respective electrode line, wherein there are longitudinal guidesprovided externally on the first electrode linefor the second electrode line

Electrode arrangement

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