RU108977U1 - MEDICAL ELECTRODE - Google Patents

Abstract

 A medical electrode containing contact elements in the form of electrically conductive pins, characterized in that the contact elements are combined into two parallel groups isolated from each other, mounted on conductive bases, while one group is passive electrodes and the other is active electrodes.

Description

The utility model relates to medical equipment, namely, to electrical stimulation devices and can be used in SCENAR-therapy to affect biologically active points of the body with hairline in humans and animals, as well as for combination therapy of the abdomen and spine along the meridians.

SCENAR is an abbreviation of the concept of self-controlled energy-neuroadaptive regulation. A feature of SCENAR-therapy is that the stimulating effect is carried out by an electric signal, the parameters of which are functionally related to the body's response to the stimulating effect.

The medical electrode is known. Patent of the Russian Federation No. 45276 MPK7 A61N 1/04 published May 10, 2005, comprising a contact element in the form of a plate of a porous conductive material and equipped with additional needle-shaped contact elements of an electrically conductive material, rigidly fixed to the contact element perpendicular to its working surface.

A sign of an analogue that coincides with the essential features is the presence of contact elements of a needle shape.

The disadvantage of this design is the need for a second electrode.

Known therapeutic massage electrode - comb TU 9444-006-44148620-2008 manufactured by LLC "Regional center for adaptive receptor therapy", Ekaterinburg.

A sign of an analogue that coincides with the essential features is the presence of electrically conductive pins that form the external and internal electrode circuits.

The disadvantage of this design is the narrow localization of the impact.

Of the known closest in technical essence to the claimed object is an electrode device described in RF patent No. 41421 MPK7 A61N 1/36, A61H 39/00 published October 27, 2004 containing conductive pins of the external circuit corresponding to a passive electrode of a neuro-adaptive stimulator, and conductive pins internal circuit corresponding to the active electrode.

The disadvantage of this model is the inability to process the spinal column along the meridians, the local impact area.

The technical result from the use of the claimed utility model - exposure to biologically active points of the body with hairline in humans and animals, as well as for combination therapy of the abdomen, spine along the meridians.

This result is achieved in that the contact elements made in the form of pins are combined in two groups, which are arranged in two rows parallel to each other at a small distance. Moreover, each row is fixed on an individual conductive base of a common substrate and is connected by a conductor to the corresponding contact of the connector for connection to a neuro-adaptive stimulator.

The claimed utility model is illustrated by the drawings depicted in figures 1, 4.

Figure 1 presents a side view of the medical electrode, figure 2 shows a front view, figure 3 shows the separation of the contact elements and connecting them to a neuro-adaptive stimulator, figure 4 shows the principle of operation of the claimed medical electrode.

Figure 1-4 shows:

1 - case

2 - conductive cord

3 - passive conductive pins

4 - active conductive pins

5 - conductive base

6 - insulating substrate

7 - connector

8 - spinal column

9 - pulse currents

The medical electrode contains a housing in the form of a comb 1; electrically conductive passive pins 3 and electrically conductive active pins 4, mounted on electrically conductive bases 5 attached to an insulating substrate 6. Each conductive base is connected by a conductive cord to a corresponding pin of the connector 7. One row of electrically conductive pins acts as a passive electrode, the other row as an active electrode.

The principle of operation of the claimed medical electrode is illustrated in figure 4. on the example of the treatment of biologically active points of the spine.

Short active bipolar pulses of a variable shape without a constant component are applied to the active electrode 4 with respect to the passive electrode 3, creating pulse currents 9 between the electrodes, which, passing through the spine, activate blood microcirculation processes and improve trophic tissue in the affected area.

Due to the fact that active and passive electrically conductive pins are located along the meridian of the spinal column, the claimed medical electrode allows you to process biologically active points along the meridians.

Claims (1)

A medical electrode containing contact elements in the form of electrically conductive pins, characterized in that the contact elements are combined into two parallel groups isolated from each other, mounted on conductive bases, while one group is passive electrodes and the other is active electrodes.