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JPH0326046B2
JPH0326046B2 JP57050194A JP5019482A JPH0326046B2 JP H0326046 B2 JPH0326046 B2 JP H0326046B2 JP 57050194 A JP57050194 A JP 57050194A JP 5019482 A JP5019482 A JP 5019482A JP H0326046 B2 JPH0326046 B2 JP H0326046B2
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Tadashi Ogata
Taichiro Inoe
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、心電図計や脳波計等の生体電位測定
装置や低周波治療装置に接続して使用される生体
電極の界面基材構造及びその製造方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an interface base material structure of a bioelectrode used in connection with a biopotential measurement device such as an electrocardiogram or an electroencephalogram or a low frequency treatment device, and a method for manufacturing the same.

一般にこの種の生体電極例えば生体電位測定用
電極としては、吸盤状弾性体に金属電極を内設し
て、前記弾性体の吸引力により皮膚に金属電極を
接触させるようにしたものや、金属板等の導電性
部材をバンド等により皮膚に圧着するようにした
電極が使用されていた。
In general, this type of bioelectrode, for example, an electrode for measuring biopotential, is one in which a metal electrode is installed inside a suction cup-shaped elastic body and the metal electrode is brought into contact with the skin by the suction force of the elastic body, or a metal plate. An electrode was used in which a conductive member such as the above was crimped onto the skin using a band or the like.

しかし、前者の電極では金属電極と皮膚との導
電性を良好にするために電解質を含むクリームを
介在させなければならず、使用後にこのクリーム
を拭き取る作業は非常に面倒なものであつた。ま
たこの電極においては皮膚を吸引することにより
固定する方法を採つているため長時間使用により
皮膚が充血し痛みを伴う等の欠点を有していた。
また、後者の電極では、立体的な人体の皮膚の任
意の場所に固定するのは非常に難かしく、場所に
よつては固定できない場合もあつた。さらに被測
定者のわずかな動きで容易にずれてしまい正確な
測定をすることができない欠点も有していた。
However, with the former electrode, a cream containing an electrolyte must be interposed to improve conductivity between the metal electrode and the skin, and wiping off this cream after use is extremely troublesome. Furthermore, since this electrode uses a method of fixing the skin by suction, it has the disadvantage that the skin becomes bloodshot and painful when used for a long period of time.
In addition, with the latter electrode, it is very difficult to fix it to any arbitrary location on the skin of a three-dimensional human body, and it is sometimes impossible to fix it depending on the location. Furthermore, it has the disadvantage that it is easily displaced by the slightest movement of the person to be measured, making it impossible to perform accurate measurements.

このような欠点を改良した電極として特開昭54
年77489号(対応米国特許第4125110号)や特開昭
52年95895号(対応米国特許第4066078号)または
特開昭55年81635号(対応米国特許願1978年
968489号)公報に開示されている電極が発明され
た。すなわちこれらの電極Aは、例えば第1図に
示すように導電部1と支持部2とを有する裏打ち
部材3と界面基材4とより成り、前記界面基材4
自体が、導電性と保形性と粘着性とを有してお
り、クリームや固定バンド等を一切必要とせず単
に生体に押圧するのみで界面基材4自体の粘着力
により極めて良好に皮膚に固定されるものであ
る。
As an electrode that improved these drawbacks, JP-A-54
No. 77489 (corresponding U.S. Patent No. 4125110) and JP-A-Sho
95895/1989 (corresponding U.S. Patent No. 4,066,078) or JP-A-1981-81635 (corresponding U.S. Patent Application No. 1978)
968489) was invented. That is, these electrodes A, for example, as shown in FIG.
The interface base material 4 itself has conductivity, shape retention, and adhesiveness, and it adheres to the skin extremely well by simply pressing it onto the living body without using any cream or fixing band. It is fixed.

しかしながら、この電極の界面基材4はいずれ
のものにおいても、あらかじめシート状に成形し
たものを型で打抜いて製造する方法を採つていた
ため、その周縁面5はむきだし状態になつている
ものであつた。そのため多湿の場所で使用した
り、多量の汗が発生した場合、または長期間使用
したり極度の外圧がかかつたりした場合界面基材
4が変形し、電極の周縁方向に逸出しこの種生体
用電極としての性能に著しく悪影響を与えるもの
であつた。さらに界面基材が周囲にはみ出した状
態は美観をそこねるばかりで無く、剥離時の操作
性にも著しく悪影響を与えるものであつた。
However, in all cases, the interface base material 4 of these electrodes was manufactured by punching out a sheet that was previously formed into a sheet shape, so the peripheral surface 5 of the electrode was exposed. It was hot. Therefore, when used in a humid place, when a large amount of sweat occurs, when used for a long period of time, or when extreme external pressure is applied, the interface base material 4 deforms and escapes toward the periphery of the electrode. This had a significant negative effect on the performance of the electrode. Furthermore, the state in which the interfacial base material protrudes into the surrounding area not only impairs the aesthetic appearance, but also has a significant adverse effect on the operability during peeling.

また、シート状に成形した界面基材を打抜いて
製造する方法はその工程上歩留まりが極めて悪く
無駄な材料が多量に放棄されているものであつ
た。
In addition, the method of manufacturing by punching out an interface base material formed into a sheet has an extremely poor yield due to the process, and a large amount of wasted material is wasted.

本発明は上記欠点を解消したもので、通常の使
用状態のみならず過酷な条件での使用においても
極めて良好な保形性を有する生体電極用の界面基
材及びこの界面基材を極めて効率良く得られる製
造方法を提供することを目的とする。
The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks, and provides an interface base material for bioelectrodes that has extremely good shape retention not only under normal usage conditions but also when used under harsh conditions, and which can be produced extremely efficiently. The purpose is to provide a manufacturing method that can be obtained.

以下、本発明の一実施例を図面第2図及び第3
図を参照して詳細に説明する。図において11は
生体電極用の界面基材である。この界面基材11
はパツド部12と周縁枠13とを有している。こ
のパツド部12は例えばカラヤガム45重量部とグ
リセリン50重量部と塩化ナトリウム5重量部との
混和物で形成されており、これ自体が導電性と保
形性と粘着性とを有するのである。また周縁枠1
3は柔軟で連続気泡を有する発泡体例えば発泡ポ
リウレタンで形成され、前記パツド部と同一の厚
さを有し前記パツド部12の周縁に一体に設けら
れている。
Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.
This will be explained in detail with reference to the drawings. In the figure, 11 is an interface base material for a bioelectrode. This interface base material 11
has a pad portion 12 and a peripheral frame 13. This pad portion 12 is made of, for example, a mixture of 45 parts by weight of karaya gum, 50 parts by weight of glycerin, and 5 parts by weight of sodium chloride, which itself has electrical conductivity, shape retention, and adhesiveness. Also, the peripheral frame 1
Reference numeral 3 is made of a flexible foam having open cells, such as polyurethane foam, and has the same thickness as the pad portion, and is integrally provided at the periphery of the pad portion 12.

この界面基材11を使用する時は、まず第1図
に示したような導電部1と支持部2とを有する裏
打ち部材3に、界面基材11をそれ自体の粘着力
により貼着する。この操作により生体用電極は完
成する。その後、人体の測定または刺激の希望位
置に当接し、押圧する。この操作により界面基材
11自体の粘着力により、生体用電極は人体に貼
着される。
When using this interface base material 11, first, the interface base material 11 is adhered to a backing member 3 having a conductive part 1 and a support part 2 as shown in FIG. 1 by its own adhesive force. Through this operation, the biological electrode is completed. After that, it contacts and presses the desired position of the human body for measurement or stimulation. Through this operation, the biological electrode is adhered to the human body by the adhesive force of the interface base material 11 itself.

次に上記界面基材の製造方法の一実施例を図面
第4図及び第5図を参照して詳細に説明する。ま
ず、周面枠シート21と滑面紙22と硬質パイプ
23とで型筒体24を形成する。この硬質パイプ
23は例えば塩化ビニールで形成され、その内周
面には滑面処理例えばシリコーン処理を施された
滑面紙22が密着配設されている。さらにこの滑
面紙22の内周面には、柔軟で連続気泡を有する
材質例えばポリウレタンを円筒形で発泡したもの
または発泡ポリウレタンシートに対向する2辺を
接着して円筒形に形成した周縁枠シート21が密
着配設されている。この型筒体24に、混和器2
5で混和されたパツド部組成物26を流し込み充
填する。このパツド部組成物26は例えばカラヤ
ガム45重量部とグリセリン50重量部と塩化ナトリ
ウム5重量部との混合液体である。27はパツト
部素材である。このパツド部素材27は前記パツ
ト部組成物26を適宜手段例えば1〜2時間程度
の自然放置、または80℃程度で5分程度加熱処理
すること等により硬化されたものである。28は
基材柱状体である。この基材柱状体28は前記硬
化したパツド部素材27とこのパツド部素材27
の外周面に粘着固定された周縁枠シート21とで
形成され、前記硬質パイプ23より抜去つたもの
である。この基材柱状体28を円板状の回転刃2
9で任意の厚さにスライスカツトすることによ
り、パツド部12とこのパツド部12と同一の厚
さを有しその周縁に一体に設けられた周縁枠13
とを有する生体電極用界面基材11が得られる。
Next, one embodiment of the method for manufacturing the above interface base material will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. First, the mold cylinder body 24 is formed from the peripheral frame sheet 21, the smooth paper 22, and the hard pipe 23. The hard pipe 23 is made of vinyl chloride, for example, and has a smooth paper 22 that has been subjected to a smooth surface treatment, such as a silicone treatment, in close contact with its inner peripheral surface. Further, on the inner circumferential surface of the smooth paper 22, a flexible open-celled material such as polyurethane foamed in a cylindrical shape or a peripheral frame sheet formed into a cylindrical shape by bonding the two opposite sides of a foamed polyurethane sheet. 21 are arranged in close contact with each other. A mixer 2 is attached to this mold cylinder body 24.
The pad composition 26 mixed in step 5 is poured and filled. The pad composition 26 is, for example, a liquid mixture of 45 parts by weight of karaya gum, 50 parts by weight of glycerin, and 5 parts by weight of sodium chloride. 27 is a part material. This pad part material 27 is obtained by hardening the pad part composition 26 by appropriate means, such as allowing it to stand naturally for about 1 to 2 hours, or heating it at about 80 DEG C. for about 5 minutes. 28 is a base columnar body. This base material columnar body 28 is composed of the hardened pad material 27 and this pad material 27.
and a peripheral frame sheet 21 adhesively fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the pipe, and is removed from the rigid pipe 23. This base columnar body 28 is cut into a disc-shaped rotary blade 2.
By slicing the pad to a desired thickness at step 9, a pad portion 12 and a peripheral frame 13 having the same thickness as the pad portion 12 and integrally provided at its periphery are obtained.
An interface base material 11 for a bioelectrode having the following is obtained.

尚、上記実施例においては、パツド部組成物の
好適な配合例として、カラヤガム45重量部とグリ
セリン50重量部と塩化ナトリウム5重量部との混
和物で形成したものについて説明したが、この配
合比は使用目的や使用場所により変化させたもの
であつても良い。また、界面基材の材料として
は、特開昭55年81635号公報や特開昭52年95895号
公報または特開昭54年77489号公報に開示されて
いるものから、本発明の用途に応じ、任意に選択
したもの等導電性と保形性と粘着性とを有し、初
期に流動状態で適宜手段により硬化するものであ
ればいかなるものを使用しても良い。さらに、周
縁枠も発泡ポリウレタンを使用したものについて
説明したが、ポリエチレン等の他の発泡体でも良
く、また塩化ビニールやゴム等を使用したもので
あつても良い。
In addition, in the above example, a mixture of 45 parts by weight of karaya gum, 50 parts by weight of glycerin, and 5 parts by weight of sodium chloride was explained as a suitable blending example of the pad composition. may be changed depending on the purpose of use and the place of use. In addition, materials for the interface base material may be selected from those disclosed in JP-A No. 81635 of 1981, JP-A No. 95895 of 1972, or JP-A No. 77489 of 1974, depending on the use of the present invention. Any material may be used as long as it has electrical conductivity, shape retention, and adhesiveness, and is cured by an appropriate means in an initially fluid state. Furthermore, although the peripheral frame has been described using foamed polyurethane, other foams such as polyethylene may be used, or vinyl chloride, rubber, or the like may be used.

また、製造方法の一例として、硬質パイプに抜
去を容易にするための滑面紙を密着配設し、基材
柱状体を抜去つてスライスカツトするプロセスに
ついて説明したが、この滑面紙は無いものであつ
ても良く、また、硬質パイプの内周面に滑面処理
を施したものでも良い。さらに周縁枠シートの外
周面に滑面処理を施し、抜去容易にしたものであ
つても良い。また、硬質パイプでは無く、軟質の
ビニール等を型筒体として使用し、これにパツド
部組成物を充填し硬化後の基材柱状体を内設した
状態で型筒体ごとスライスカツトしたものであつ
ても良い。さらに、基材柱状体をより硬化させ、
切断時の変形を少なくし刃への付着も減少させる
ために、型筒体への充填後−30℃〜−40℃で3時
間程度冷却固化したものであつても良い。またス
ライスカツトを容易にするために、刃の回転とは
逆方向に基材柱状体も回転させたものであつても
良い。さらに、切断手段は糸鋸による切断、レー
ザ光による切断等、目的、材質に応じ適宜選択し
たものであつても良い。
In addition, as an example of the manufacturing method, we have explained a process in which smooth paper is closely attached to a hard pipe to facilitate removal, and the base columnar body is removed and sliced. Alternatively, the inner peripheral surface of a hard pipe may be smoothed. Furthermore, the outer circumferential surface of the peripheral frame sheet may be smoothed to facilitate removal. In addition, instead of a hard pipe, a soft vinyl or the like is used as the mold cylinder, and the pad composition is filled into this, and the hardened base column is placed inside, and the mold cylinder is sliced and cut. It's okay if it's hot. Furthermore, the base material columnar body is further hardened,
In order to reduce deformation during cutting and reduce adhesion to the blade, it may be cooled and solidified at -30°C to -40°C for about 3 hours after being filled into the mold cylinder. Further, in order to facilitate slicing, the base columnar body may also be rotated in the opposite direction to the rotation of the blade. Further, the cutting means may be appropriately selected depending on the purpose and material, such as cutting with a jig saw or cutting with laser light.

次に、本発明をイオンフオレーゼ用プラスター
構造体電極に適用した一実施例を図面第6図及び
第7図を参照して詳細に説明する。図において3
1はイオンフオレーゼ用プラスター構造体であ
る。この構造体31は裏打ち部材32と界面基材
33とで構成されている。この界面基材33は第
1のパツド部すなわち関電極基材34と第2のパ
ツド部すなわち不関電極基材35とを同心円上に
一体に形成したもので、各々の周縁には電極3
4,35と同一の厚さを有する周縁枠36,37
が一体に設けられている。この周縁枠36,37
は柔軟性と絶縁性とを併せ有する材質例えば発泡
ポリエチレンで形成されている。前記不関電極基
材35の組成は上記第1の実施例と同一のためそ
の説明を省略するが、関電極基材34にはさらに
サリチル酸ナトリウムやアスコルビン酸ナトリウ
ム(ビタミンCNa塩)等のイオン性薬剤が含有
されている。前記裏打ち部材32は軽量電池例え
ばいわゆるボタン状電池38を有している。この
ボタン状電池38の一方の極例えば(−)極は、
前記関電極基材34の略全面に粘着された例えば
アルミ箔で形成された電流分散用導電性部材層3
9に直接接続されており、また(+)極はリード
線40を介して、前記不関電極基材35の略全面
に粘着された電流分散用導電性部材層41に接続
されている。42は電池ケースで、43はプラス
ター構造体31の全面を覆う軟質絶縁カバーであ
る。
Next, an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a plaster structure electrode for ionophorase will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7. In the figure 3
1 is a plaster structure for ionophorase. This structure 31 is composed of a backing member 32 and an interface base material 33. This interface base material 33 has a first pad part, that is, a related electrode base material 34, and a second pad part, that is, an unrelated electrode base material 35, which are integrally formed on a concentric circle.
Peripheral frames 36, 37 having the same thickness as 4, 35
are integrated. This peripheral frame 36, 37
is made of a material that has both flexibility and insulation properties, such as foamed polyethylene. The composition of the unrelated electrode base material 35 is the same as that of the first embodiment, so a description thereof will be omitted. Contains drugs. The backing member 32 has a lightweight battery, for example a so-called button battery 38. One pole of this button-shaped battery 38, for example, the (-) pole, is
A conductive member layer 3 for current dispersion made of aluminum foil, for example, adhered to substantially the entire surface of the electrode base material 34.
9, and the (+) pole is connected via a lead wire 40 to a current dispersion conductive member layer 41 adhered to substantially the entire surface of the indifferent electrode base material 35. 42 is a battery case, and 43 is a soft insulating cover that covers the entire surface of the plaster structure 31.

この界面基材33の使用方法は上記第1の実施
例と同一であるのでその説明を省略するが、本実
施例の適用例であるイオントフオレーゼ用プラス
ター構造体31は、界面基材33の各電極基材3
4,35を裏打ち部材32の対応する電流分散用
導電性部材層39,41に貼着することにより完
成する。その後、人体のイオン導入希望位置に関
電極基材34が当接するように貼着する。この操
作と同時に関電極基材34と不関電極基材35と
は閉回路を形成し、関電極基材34に含有された
イオン性薬剤の経皮浸透は電流により加速され
る。この時、関電極基材34と不関電極基材35
との間には絶縁性周縁枠36が一体に形成されて
いるため各基材間の短絡は全く生じない。
The method of using this interfacial base material 33 is the same as that of the first embodiment, so its explanation will be omitted. However, the plaster structure 31 for iontophoresis, which is an application example of this embodiment, Each electrode base material 3
4 and 35 to the corresponding current dispersion conductive material layers 39 and 41 of the backing member 32 to complete the process. Thereafter, the electrode base material 34 is attached so as to be in contact with the desired position of the human body for ion introduction. At the same time as this operation, the related electrode base material 34 and the indifferent electrode base material 35 form a closed circuit, and the transdermal penetration of the ionic drug contained in the related electrode base material 34 is accelerated by the current. At this time, the related electrode base material 34 and the unrelated electrode base material 35
Since the insulating peripheral frame 36 is integrally formed between the base materials, no short circuit occurs between the base materials.

次に本実施例の界面基材の製造方法を説明す
る。まず、前記第1の実施例のプロセスと同一の
方法により関電極基材34の基材柱状体を製造す
る。そして、この基材柱状体の両端の中心を固定
し、この基材柱状体の側面部に対して所定の間隔
をもつて軸方向に包囲するように型筒体を形成す
る。その後前記間隔にパツド部組成物を充填し、
界面基材33の基材柱状体を形成する。この基材
柱状体を前記第1の実施例と同様の方法でスライ
スカツトする。このプロセスにより界面基材33
は完成する。
Next, a method for manufacturing the interface base material of this example will be explained. First, the columnar base material of the related electrode base material 34 is manufactured by the same method as in the first embodiment. Then, the centers of both ends of the base columnar body are fixed, and a mold cylinder is formed so as to surround the side surface of the base columnar body at a predetermined interval in the axial direction. After that, the gap is filled with a pad composition,
A base material columnar body of the interface base material 33 is formed. This columnar base material is sliced in the same manner as in the first embodiment. Through this process, the interface base material 33
is completed.

尚、本実施例の適用例であるイオンフオレーゼ
用プラスター構造体及び界面基材の組成は上記実
施例に限定されるものでは無く、特開昭56−
106935号に開示されているものを任意に使用した
ものであつても良い。
Note that the composition of the plaster structure for ionophorase and the interface base material, which is an application example of this example, is not limited to the above example, but is
The material disclosed in No. 106935 may be arbitrarily used.

以上の説明で明らかなように本発明生体電極用
界面基材によれば、パツド部の周縁にこのパツド
部と同一の厚さを有する周縁枠を一体に設けたた
め、通常の使用状態のみならず過酷な条件での使
用においても極めて良好な保形性を有する。ま
た、保形性が良好なため、再使用する場合におい
ても変形は少なく、さらに裏打ち部材より剥離し
て取外す場合も周縁に非粘着部があるため極めて
容易に取外すことができる。またこの場合も周縁
枠を有するため変形は着しくおこりにくくなる効
果を有する。
As is clear from the above explanation, according to the interface base material for a bioelectrode of the present invention, since the peripheral frame having the same thickness as the pad part is integrally provided on the peripheral edge of the pad part, It has extremely good shape retention even when used under harsh conditions. In addition, since the shape retention property is good, there is little deformation even when reusing it, and furthermore, even when it is removed by peeling from the backing member, it can be removed extremely easily since there is a non-adhesive part on the periphery. Also in this case, since the peripheral frame is provided, deformation is less likely to occur.

特に第1の実施例のように、周縁枠に連続気泡
を有する発泡体を使用すると、この周縁枠自体が
吸湿作用を有するため、多湿の場所で使用した
り、多量の汗が発生した場合においても長時間に
亘り良好に使用することができる。さらに連続気
泡のためパツド部組成物と機械的に結合し一体感
がより増幅される。
In particular, when a foam with open cells is used for the peripheral frame as in the first embodiment, the peripheral frame itself has a moisture-absorbing effect, so it can be used in a humid place or when a large amount of sweat occurs. It can also be used satisfactorily for a long period of time. Furthermore, because of the open cells, it is mechanically bonded to the pad composition, further enhancing the sense of unity.

また、第2の実施例のように周縁枠に絶縁性の
材料を使用すると、イオントフオレーゼ用プラス
ター構造体に適用した場合、上記効果の他に、関
電極基材と不関電極基材とを別々に設けて貼着す
る必要も無く、また、その間に別の絶縁物を装着
する手間もいらず、極めて扱い易く、さらに短絡
の心配も全く無いイオントフオレーゼ用プラスタ
ー構造体用の界面基材を得ることができる。
In addition, when an insulating material is used for the peripheral frame as in the second embodiment, when applied to a plaster structure for iontophoresis, in addition to the above effects, the related electrode base material and the unrelated electrode base material There is no need to separately install and attach separate insulators, there is no need to attach another insulator between them, it is extremely easy to handle, and there is no need to worry about short circuits. material can be obtained.

また、本発明生体電極用の界面基材の製造方法
によれば、基材柱状体をスライスカツトする方法
としたため、従来のシート打抜き方法に比較し材
料の歩留まりを著しく良好にすることができ、そ
の製造スペースも小さくすることができる。さら
に、周縁枠シートが基材柱状体の周側面を覆つて
いるため、加工時及びカツト時の変形が少なく、
また周側面は非粘着性となるためその操作性も極
めて良好となる。さらに、シート打抜方法では不
可能であつた、イオントフオレーゼプラスター構
造体用の電極の一体型界面基材も本製造方法によ
れば、極めて簡単に正確に製造することができ
る。
In addition, according to the method for manufacturing an interface base material for a bioelectrode of the present invention, since the base material columnar body is sliced and cut, the yield of the material can be significantly improved compared to the conventional sheet punching method. The manufacturing space can also be reduced. Furthermore, since the peripheral frame sheet covers the peripheral side of the base columnar body, there is less deformation during processing and cutting.
Furthermore, since the peripheral surface is non-adhesive, its operability is also extremely good. Furthermore, according to the present manufacturing method, it is possible to manufacture an electrode-integrated interface base material for an iontophoretic plaster structure extremely easily and accurately, which was not possible using the sheet punching method.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来の界面基材を生体電位測定用電極
に適用した一実施例を示す斜視図、第2図は本発
明生体電極用界面基材の一実施例を示す斜視図、
第3図は同断面図、第4図及び第5図は本発明界
面基材の製造方法の一実施例を示す各各斜視図、
第6図及び第7図は本発明界面基材をイオントフ
オレーゼ用プラスター構造体に適用した一実施例
を示し、第6図は界面基材の斜視図、第7図はプ
ラスター構造体の断面図である。 A……生体電極、11……界面基材、12……
パツド部、13……周縁枠、21……周縁枠シー
ト、23……硬質パイプ、24……型筒体、26
……パツド部組成物、27……パツド部素材、2
8……基材柱状体、29……回転刃、31……イ
オントフオレーゼ用プラスター構造体(生体用電
極)、33……界面基材、34……関電極基材
(界面基材)、35……不関電極基材(界面基材)、
36……関電極基材の周縁枠、37……不関電極
基材の周縁枠。
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example in which a conventional interface base material is applied to an electrode for measuring biopotential, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an example of the interface base material for a bioelectrode of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the same, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are perspective views showing one embodiment of the method for manufacturing the interfacial base material of the present invention.
6 and 7 show an example in which the interfacial base material of the present invention is applied to a plaster structure for iontophoresis, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the interfacial base material, and FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the plaster structure. It is a diagram. A... Bioelectrode, 11... Interface base material, 12...
Pad portion, 13...Peripheral frame, 21...Peripheral frame sheet, 23...Hard pipe, 24...Cylinder body, 26
... Padded part composition, 27... Padded part material, 2
8... Base material columnar body, 29... Rotating blade, 31... Plaster structure for iontophoresis (biological electrode), 33... Interface base material, 34... Separate electrode base material (interface base material), 35...Indifferent electrode base material (interface base material),
36... Peripheral frame of the related electrode base material, 37... Peripheral frame of the unrelated electrode base material.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1 内周面に周縁枠シートを密着配設した型筒体
にパツド部組成物を充填し、このパツド部組成物
を適宜手段により硬化させたパツド部素材と周縁
枠シートとより成る基材柱状体を形成し、この基
材柱状体を内設した型筒体または型筒体より抜去
つた基材柱状体をスライスカツトして形成される
ことを特徴とする生体電極用界面基材の製造方
法。
1. A columnar base material made of a pad material and a peripheral frame sheet, which are obtained by filling a pad composition into a cylinder having a peripheral frame sheet closely disposed on the inner circumferential surface and curing the pad composition by an appropriate means. A method for producing an interface base material for a bioelectrode, characterized in that the interface base material is formed by slicing and cutting a mold cylinder having the base columnar body therein, or a base columnar body removed from the mold cylinder. .
JP57050194A 1982-03-30 1982-03-30 Interfacial substrate for living body electrode and production thereof Granted JPS58169435A (en)

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