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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 27, 2015
Filed:
Jul. 13, 2012
Paul Gardin, Ottawa, CA;
Mathieu Lemay, Ottawa, CA;
Daniel Shapiro, Ottawa, CA;
Ian Chapman, Gatineau, CA;
Shazib Shaukat, Ottawa, CA;
Stanley Shapiro, Sudbury, CA;
Brian Dressler, Sudbury, CA;
Paul Gardin, Ottawa, CA;
Mathieu Lemay, Ottawa, CA;
Daniel Shapiro, Ottawa, CA;
Ian Chapman, Gatineau, CA;
Shazib Shaukat, Ottawa, CA;
Stanley Shapiro, Sudbury, CA;
Brian Dressler, Sudbury, CA;
Nuraleve Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, CA;
Abstract
A device for transcranial stimulation. The device for transcranial stimulation comprises an adjustable current source for providing a stimulation current; a first electrode connected to the current source for electrical connection to a patient; a second electrode connected to the current source for electrical connection to the patient; a first current interruptor for interrupting current flow between the current source and the electrode, the first current interruptor connected between the adjustable current source and the first electrode; and an output monitor connected between the current source and the first electrode for monitoring current to the patient. The output monitor detects an abnormal current it signals the first interruptor, which interrupts the current to the patient. A method of operating a device for transcranial stimulation is also provided.