Cathrx Ltd

Norman Booth

Evan K Chong

Neil Lawrence Anderson

Evan Chong

A process for manufacturing an electrical lead having one or more electrodes includes providing an elongate member having at least one polymeric region and further having at least one electrical conductor that extends along at least a part of a length of the elongate member and that is contained in a wall of the elongate member. A length of the at least one electrical conductor is accessed at the at least one polymeric region. An electrically conductive adhesive is applied to the length of the at least one electrical conductor that has been accessed.

Electrical leads for medical use

Process of manufacturing a medical use electrical lead

A catheter assembly including at least one introducer defining a passage receiving an elongate tubular member having a proximal end, a distal end, and a lumen extending between an elongate shape-imparting element received in the lumen and imparting a predetermined shape to the distal end of the elongate tubular member, when the distal end of the elongate tubular member is extended beyond a distal end of the at least one introducer. A distal end of the one-piece shape-imparting element extends from the lumen of the elongate tubular member and is anchored proximal the distal end of the at least one introducer.

Catheter assembly with an adjustable loop

A system () for heating a biological site in a patient's body includes a transformer () having a primary winding and a secondary winding. The secondary winding has a tap () to provide a ground reference and two sources of radio frequency (RF) energy. An active electrode () is connected to each source to apply energy from its associated source to the site, the energy applied by one electrode () being out of phase with the energy applied by the other electrode ().

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Wattle Grove, Australia

Norman Booth