University Health Network

Medtronic, Inc.

Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc.

Medtronic Holding Company Sarl

Kathryn Atwell

Robert Harrison

Milos Radomir Popovic

Michael Same

César Marquez Chin

Neil Godara

Ahmad Khayer Dastjerdi

Travis Nolan

Gregory Pollieri

Aaron Kang-Lun Peng

Matthew Dawson

Cesar Marquez Chin

A method for characterizing a brain electrical signal comprising forming a temporo-spectral decomposition of the signal to form a plurality of time resolved frequency signal values, associating each instance of the signal value with a predetermined function approximating a neurological signal to form a table of coefficients collectively representative of the brain electrical signal.

Method and system for brain activity signal-based treatment and/or control of user devices

A system and method of use thereof are disclosed, the system including a treatment source, such as an electrosurgical generator and a plurality of treatment devices operable to be coupled to the treatment source, one or more of the treatment devices being associated with one or more device identifiers which can be, for example, physically present on the device or contained in device software.

Identification system for medical devices

A multi-probe system and a method of lesioning for targeting a region of a vertebral body are disclosed. The method includes inserting a first introducer assembly into a first target location of the vertebral body to provide a first trajectory to access the vertebral body, the first introducer assembly including a first cannula. The method also includes inserting a second introducer assembly into a second target location of the vertebral body to provide a second trajectory to access the vertebral body, the second introducer assembly including a second cannula. The method further includes inserting a first bipolar probe through the first cannula of the first introducer assembly, the first bipolar probe including a first active tip at a distal end of the first bipolar probe, the first active tip including at least two electrodes. The method includes inserting a second bipolar probe through the second cannula of the second introducer assembly, the second bipolar probe including a second active tip at a distal end of the second bipolar probe, the second active tip including at least two electrodes.

Multi-probe system using bipolar probes and methods of using the same

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