The University of Melbourne

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Sam Emmanuel John

Nicholas Lachlan Opie

Thomas James Oxley

Gil Simon Rind

Stephen Michael Ronayne

David B Grayden

Clive N May

Anthony Neville Burkitt

Jack Drummond

Devices, methods and systems for transmitting signals through a device located in a blood vessel of an animal, for stimulating and/or sensing activity of media proximal to the device, wherein the media includes tissue and/or fluid.

Medical device for sensing and or stimulating tissue

Methods of transmitting neural activity

Devices, methods and systems for transmitting signals through a device located in a blood vessel of an animal for stimulating and/or sensing activity of media proximal to the devices. The media can include tissue and/or fluid. A method of controlling an apparatus in communication with a brain machine interface. The method can include measuring a first neural activity in a first neural area and measuring a second neural activity in a second neural area. The first neural activity can be associated with a first intent. The method can include creating and delivering, via the processor, one or more first control signals to the apparatus upon comparing the second neural activity with the first neural activity, and confirming, based on this comparison, that the second neural activity is associated with the first intent.

A neurostimulation device with ultrasound transducer elements is disclosed. The ultrasound transducer elements may be adapted for endoluminal delivery to a deployment site in a lumen of the substrate. The transducer elements may be used to focus acoustic energy, by controlling either the phase delay, time delay, or both, or the ultrasound signals. Further, the plurality of transducer elements may be arranged in a grid arrangement having at least two dimensions.

Neurostimulation using endoluminal focussed ultrasound

Endovascular device for sensing and or stimulating tissue

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Sam Emmanuel John