WO2006001276A1 - 脳波検出用電極装置およびパッケージ - Google Patents
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- Electroencephalogram signals are detected by bringing multiple electrodes into contact with the scalp, but in order to achieve a reliable contact between the electrode and the scalp due to the presence of hair and the unevenness of the shape of the head, the electrodes must be applied with paste. It is common to adhere to the scalp.
- the detection of an electroencephalogram requires accurate placement of a plurality of electrodes, and the electrodes are generally positioned and fixed to a predetermined holder that is placed on the head of the subject. In this case, the tip of the electrode is placed in contact with the scalp, so it must be cleaned for each examination.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and provides an electrode device for detecting an electroencephalogram and a package capable of performing a hygienic test while eliminating the trouble of cleaning each test. It is aimed.
- the present invention relates to an electroencephalogram detection electrode device that is arranged in contact with the scalp to detect an electroencephalogram signal, and is a rod-shaped electrode device body in which an electrode is disposed at the tip, and the electrode device attached to the tip of the electrode device body. And a cap having an elastic member containing an electrolytic solution disposed in close contact so as to be covered, and provided with connection means for detachably connecting the cap to the electrode device main body. I will provide a.
- the cap can be attached to and detached from the electrode device main body by the operation of the connecting means, the cap is attached to the tip of the electrode device main body by the operation of the connecting means during use, and the cap is covered when not in use.
- the tip force of the electrode device body can be removed. That is, the cap can be a disposable part.
- the present invention provides an electroencephalogram detection electrode device that is arranged in contact with the scalp and detects an electroencephalogram signal.
- a cap having a rod-shaped electrode device main body having a first contact disposed at the tip, and a second contact attached to cover the tip of the electrode device main body and brought into contact with the first contact Connecting means for detachably connecting the cap to the electrode device main body, and the cap is disposed in close contact with the electrode connected to the second contact and covering the electrode
- An electroencephalogram detection electrode device comprising an elastic member containing an electrolyte solution is provided.
- the cap when the cap is attached to the front end of the electrode device main body by the operation of the connecting means at the time of use, the first contact and the second contact are connected, and the electrode device main body and the electrode of the cap And electrical connection is made.
- the cap Since the cap is provided with an elastic member containing an electrolytic solution, when the tip of the cap is brought into contact with the scalp, the elastic member is elastically deformed to be in close contact with the scalp and the electrolytic solution contained in the elastic member is It penetrates into the scalp and the electrode and scalp are electrically connected. Thereby, the electroencephalogram signal from the scalp can be detected by the electrode.
- connection means In the above invention! /, In the state where the connection means is attached to the cap and the electrode device main body, the contact portion between the first contact and the second contact is brought into a watertight state. It is preferable that the seal member is provided.
- connection means attached to the cap and the electrode device main body, the contact portion between the first contact and the second contact is brought into a watertight state by the operation of the seal member. Dust entry is prevented and inconveniences such as poor contact can be prevented.
- the present invention also provides an electroencephalogram detection device in which a plurality of the cap portions are integrally connected by a connecting portion.
- a plurality of cap portions integrally connected by the connecting portion are placed on the tips of the plurality of electrode device main bodies provided in the electroencephalogram detection device, so that a plurality of electrode devices for brain wave detection are provided.
- the connecting portion is preferably made of a flexible material.
- the connecting parts are adjusted in accordance with the positions of all the electrode device bodies of the plurality of electrode devices for detecting brain waves that are adjusted to the shape of the head of the subject.
- the cap portion can be covered by being deformed.
- connection portion may be provided with an instruction display for instructing an attachment direction.
- connection means is fixed to either the cap or the electrode device main body at a fitting portion between the cap and the electrode device main body, and is caused by a frictional force between the other. It may be equipped with an elastic support member that maintains the connection state.
- the elastic support member provided on the gap of the cap or the electrode device main body is elastically deformed to generate a frictional force between the other and the connected state is maintained.
- the cap can be easily attached to and detached from the electrode device body.
- the elastic support member may be an O-ring or a Y packing force.
- the fitting part between the cap and the electrode device body can be closed in a sealed state over the entire circumference, and the cap can be kept connected to the electrode device body by frictional force. It is possible to prevent dust and moisture from entering the connecting portion.
- connection means may include a female screw provided on one of the cap and the electrode device main body, and a male screw provided on the other and fastened to the female screw.
- connection means is provided on either the cap or the electrode device main body, and is provided on the other and a projection perpendicular to the connection direction, and the projection in the connected state. It is good also as consisting of the recessed part to accommodate.
- the above invention provides an electrode device for detecting an electroencephalogram having an area force of about 19 mm 2 or more and about 314 mm 2 or less of the tip surface of the cap that contacts the scalp.
- the front end surface of the cap having the elastic member containing the electrolyte separates the scalp and contacts the scalp.
- the hair is sandwiched between the cap tip and the scalp, but by setting the area of the cap tip to about 19 mm 2 or more, the scalp is exposed by separating the hair. It is possible to make contact with a sufficient area, and the contact resistance can be reduced.
- the cap tip area increases, more hair is pinched between the cap tip face and the scalp, so contact resistance improves even if the cap tip area increases. is not.
- it is set larger than about 314 mm 2 it may interfere with the adjacent electrode device, which is not preferable. Therefore, if it is set to about 314 mm 2 or less, there will be no such inconvenience.
- the electrode is preferably made of gold or plated with gold.
- the electrical resistance value can be reduced, and the resistance value can be prevented from increasing with use due to the anti-rust effect.
- the electrolytic solution may have physiological saline power.
- the electrolytic solution may be a mixed solution of physiological saline and alcohol. According to these electrolytes, an electroencephalogram signal detected with a low electrical resistance value is not reduced. Moreover, by mixing alcohol, there is an effect of cleaning sebum on the scalp, and the contact resistance value can be further reduced.
- the electrode device main body includes a plurality of electrodes, and the total area force of the front end surface of the cap arranged so as to cover all the electrodes is about 19 mm 2 It may be about 314 mm 2 or more.
- the contact resistance value can be reduced. Further, by dividing the hair into a plurality of tip portions, the separated hair can be disposed between the tip portions, and the tip portions can be brought into close contact with the scalp.
- Multiple tips of the integrated metal electrode function like comb teeth and can separate the hair, making it possible to contact the exposed scalp with enough space by separating the hair, Contact resistance can be reduced.
- the tip end portion of the electrode is formed in a substantially spherical shape
- the tip end surface of the cap is formed in a substantially spherical shape along the spherical portion of the electrode. Also good. In this way, even when the shape of the head is complex and the metal electrode cannot be brought into vertical contact with the scalp, the contact resistance value can be reduced to ensure reliable insects. Can be planned.
- the present invention also provides a package comprising the above-described cap and a packaging member that accommodates the cap in an airtight state.
- the cap is housed in an airtight state by the packaging member, so that the electrolytic solution impregnated in the elastic member is prevented from volatilizing and can be provided in a ready-to-use state.
- the cap is further provided with a cover member that covers the surface of the elastic member.
- the elastic member surface is covered with the cover and accommodated in the packaging member, thereby preventing the occurrence of inconvenience that the elastic member force electrolyte spills into the packaging member.
- the surface can be protected.
- a humidity sensor that can be visually recognized from the outside may be disposed inside the packaging member.
- the humidity inside the packaging member can be displayed by the operation of the humidity sensor. If the electrolyte of the elastic member dries, it is impossible to accurately detect the electroencephalogram signal even if the cap is used. By displaying in advance using the sensor, it is possible to prevent waste of installation work and waste of inspection work.
- the packaging member may house a plurality of caps.
- the number of packaging members can be reduced to reduce costs, and the humidity can be easily managed.
- the plurality of cap forces are accommodated in a packaging member in correspondence with the arrangement at the time of detecting an electroencephalogram.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a state in which an electroencephalogram inspection apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention is mounted on the head of an examinee.
- FIG. 13 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a case where a cap having an electrode is used as a cap accommodated therein.
- ⁇ 18] is a longitudinal sectional view showing a state in which the electroencephalogram detection electrode device of FIG. 17 is in contact with the scalp.
- ⁇ 19] The outer dimensions of the tip of the electroencephalogram detection electrode device of FIG. It is a graph which shows the relationship.
- FIG. 20 is a perspective view showing a distal end portion of an electroencephalogram detection electrode device according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- 21 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a modification of the electroencephalogram detection electrode device of FIG.
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing the electroencephalogram detection electrode device of FIG. 21.
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing the electroencephalogram detection electrode device of FIG. 21.
- FIG. 23 A longitudinal sectional view showing the distal end portion of an electroencephalogram detection electrode device according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- the electroencephalogram inspection apparatus 1 includes a plurality of electroencephalogram detection electrode apparatuses 2 arranged in contact with the scalp B of the subject A.
- Each electroencephalogram detection electrode device 2 is fixed to a cap or a helmet-like holding member 4 that covers the head of the subject A.
- the electroencephalogram detection electrode device 2 includes an electrode device body 5, an electrode 6 exposed at the tip of the electrode device body 5, and a tip of the electrode device body 5. Further, a cap 3 is provided so as to cover the electrode 6, and a connecting means 7 for detachably attaching the cap 3 to the electrode device main body 5.
- the electrode device body 5 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape, and is fixed in a state of being fitted into a through hole 4 a provided in the holding member 4.
- the electrode 6 is a substantially disk-shaped plate, and is fixed to the tip surface of the electrode device body 5.
- a cable 8 is connected to the electrode 6 via the inside of the electrode device body 5.
- the electrode 6 is made of gold or plated with gold.
- the cable 8 is connected to an electroencephalograph (not shown), and the brain function state is analyzed based on the detected electroencephalogram signal.
- the cap 3 includes a substantially cylindrical cylindrical portion 9 that covers the tip of the electrode device body 5, and a sponge or non-woven fabric supported at one end thereof. It is composed of a resilient member 10.
- the elastic member 10 has a shape such that when the cap 3 is placed on the electrode device body 5, the elastic member 10 is in close contact with the entire surface of the electrode 6, that is, the area where the contact surface with the electrode 6 is larger than the area of the electrode 6. Thus, it is formed so as to adhere to the entire surface of the electrode 6 and reduce the contact resistance at the interface with the electrode as much as possible.
- the elastic member 10 is impregnated with an electrolytic solution 11 consisting of physiological saline or a mixture of physiological saline and alcohol.
- the pasteless method can be used to facilitate the installation of an electroencephalograph, reducing the burden on the subject A, and stable detection of electroencephalogram signals without using paste. There is an advantage that can be done.
- the cap 3 that is separated from the electrode device body 5 can be a disposable (disposable part) that can be replaced each time it is used, and the holding member 4 and the electrode device body 5 can be cleaned each time it is used. Can be eliminated, and labor and cost required for hygiene management can be reduced.
- the elastic support member 7 is fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the electrode device body 5, it may be fixed to the inner surface of the cap 3 instead.
- the force constituted by the elastic support member 7 over the entire circumference may be constituted by an elastic body such as rubber partially disposed in the circumferential direction.
- the elastic support member 7 that maintains the cap 3 and the electrode device body 5 in the connected state by the frictional force is used as the connecting means.
- a protrusion 12 may be provided in the shape of a bowl on the outer peripheral surface of the electrode device body 5, and a recess 13 for engaging the protrusion 12 may be provided on the inner surface of the cap 3.
- the electroencephalogram inspection apparatus is different from the electroencephalogram inspection apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment in the electroencephalogram detection electrode device 20 and the cap 21.
- the same reference numerals are assigned to portions common to the electroencephalogram inspection apparatus 1, the electroencephalogram detection electrode apparatus 2 and the cap 3 according to the first embodiment described above, and the description thereof is omitted.
- the electroencephalogram signal obtained by the electroencephalogram detection performed by bringing the elastic member 10 into contact with the scalp B of the subject A and the electrolyte 11 penetrating the scalp B is the wiring 22, the first and second It is sent to an electroencephalograph (not shown) via the contacts 32 and 28 and the cable 8.
- the protrusion 26, the recess 31, and the seal member 27 may be provided in any of the fitting portion 25 and the fitting recess 30.
- the apparatus body 23 may be provided with a fitting portion 34.
- the electroencephalogram inspection apparatus 40 and the electroencephalogram detection electrode apparatus 41 according to the present embodiment differ from the first and second embodiments in the structure of the cap 42.
- the cap 41 in the present embodiment includes a plurality of cap portions 43 that are placed on the plurality of electrode device main bodies 5 that are fixed to the holding member 4, and connects the cap portions 43 to each other.
- a connecting member 44 is provided.
- the electrode device main body 5 and these cap portions 43 have substantially the same structure as the electrode device main body 5 and the cap 3 in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. .
- the connecting member 44 is a sheet-like member having a flexible and stretchable material force, such as silicone rubber, and connects a plurality of cap portions 43.
- the connecting member 44 is provided with a mark (indication display) 46 indicating its mounting direction.
- the connecting member 44 is bent and stretched at all the distal end portions of the plurality of electrode device main bodies 5 fixed to the holding member 4. Then, as shown in FIG. 7, the cap part 43 is attached so as to cover the electrode 6 at the tip of the electrode device body 5.
- the mark 46 provided on the connecting member 44 For example, the cap 42 is mounted so that the mark 46 is arranged at the front center portion of the holding member 4. As a result, the caps 42 can be attached to the plurality of electrode device bodies 5 at once.
- the cap part 43 to be attached to the plurality of electrode device main bodies 5 is integrated by the connecting member 44, so that the number of parts of the disposable parts can be reduced. Can be managed easily. In addition, there is an effect that it is possible to save the trouble of installing disposable parts.
- the force that employs the same structure as that of the cap 3 in the first embodiment is adopted as the structure of the cap portion 43.
- the electrode device main body and the cap portion are shown in FIGS. You may employ
- cap package 50 according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG.
- the cap package 50 according to this embodiment is a package of the cap 3 according to the first embodiment, the cover members 51 and 52 attached to the cap 3, and the cap 3 attached with the cover members 51 and 52 in a sealed state. And a packaging member 53.
- the elastic member 10 of the cap 3 is impregnated with the electrolytic solution 11.
- the cover members 51, 52 have substantially the same shape as the protective film 51 that covers the elastic member 10 of the cap 3 in an airtight state and the tip of the electrode device body 5, and the cylindrical portion 9 of the cap 3 And a protective component 52 to be fitted inside.
- the protective component 52 is fitted inside the cap 3 so as to cover the elastic member 10 exposed inside the cap 3.
- the protective film 51 and the protective component 52 cover the exposed portion of the elastic member 10 so that evaporation of the electrolyte solution 11 impregnated in the elastic member 10 is suppressed, so that it does not leak to the outside. It has become. Then, by removing the protective film 51 and the protective component 52 from the cap 3, the protective film 51 and the protective component 52 can be directly attached to the tip of the electrode device body 5 and used for electroencephalography.
- the packaging member 53 is a transparent sachet made of, for example, polyethylene, capable of sealing the cap 3 to which the cover members 51, 52 are attached in an airtight state, and includes a humidity sensor 54 on the inner surface thereof. Yes.
- the humidity sensor 54 may change its color according to humidity, for example. This is because the external force of the packaging member 53 is attached to the inner surface so that the color change is remarkable.
- the cap package 50 when the cap 3 that can be attached to and detached from the tip of the electrode device body 5 is provided as a disposable part, the electrolytic solution impregnated in the elastic member 10 It can be provided in a state where it can be used simply by attaching 11 to the electrode device body 5 without drying.
- FIG. 12 shows a state in which the protective film 61 and the protective component 62 when the cap package 60 having the cap 42 according to the third embodiment shown in FIG. 7 is configured are mounted.
- a single protective film 61 and protective component 62 can be used for the plurality of cap portions 43, and the number of components can be reduced.
- the cap part 43 may have no electrode 6 as shown in FIG. 12 or may have an electrode 6 as shown in FIG.
- Reference numeral 63 in the figure denotes a cable connected to the wiring 22 in the cap, which is drawn to the outside through the cap portion 43 and the connecting member 44 and connected to the connector 64.
- An electroencephalogram detection electrode device 101 (hereinafter simply referred to as an electrode device 101) according to the present embodiment is used in a brain function detection system 102 shown in FIG.
- the brain function detection system 102 includes an electroencephalogram detection device 103 having a plurality of electrode devices 101 arranged in contact with the scalp B, a brain function analysis device 104, and a monitor 105 that displays the analysis result.
- the electroencephalogram signal detection unit 106 arranges a plurality of electrode devices 101 with respect to the scalp at a predetermined ratio with respect to the reference position.
- the electrode device 101 includes a metal electrode 109 disposed at the tip of a cylindrical electrode device body 108, an elastic member 110 disposed so as to cover the metal electrode 109, A cap 111 attached to the electrode device main body 108 is provided to hold the inertia member 110 on the metal electrode 109 in a covered state.
- the cap 111 is provided between a fitting portion 11la formed in a cylindrical shape that fits on the outer surface of the tip of the electrode device main body 108 and a metal electrode 109 disposed at the tip of the electrode device main body 108.
- a fitting portion 11la formed in a cylindrical shape that fits on the outer surface of the tip of the electrode device main body 108 and a metal electrode 109 disposed at the tip of the electrode device main body 108.
- the contact resistance value can be kept low by setting the area of the opening 111c to about 19 mm 2 or more.
- the contact resistance value does not change much. Therefore, it is sufficient if the area of the opening 111c is about 19 mm 2 or more, and it is not necessary to make it too large. Since a plurality of electrode devices 101 are arranged in contact with the scalp B, it is necessary to ensure a sufficient distance from other adjacent electrode devices 101.
- the diameter of the opening 111c is preferably 20 mm or less, that is, the area force of the opening 111c is S314 mm 2 or less.
- the total area of the openings 125a of the plurality of caps 125, that is, the elastic members 124 protruding from the openings 125a to the tip side is 19 mm 2 or more.
- the divided tip 123a functions like a comb tooth and separates the hair, thereby making sure that the metal electrode 12 and the scalp B are in contact with each other more reliably and with a stable low! The value can be achieved.
- the metal electrode 131 is formed in a spherical shape with a radius r, and the elastic member 132 covering the metal electrode 131 also follows the shape of the metal electrode 131. It is formed in a spherical shape.
- the electrode body 133, the cap 134, and the wiring 135 are the same as those in the fourth and fifth embodiments.
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