Electrode device intended to be introduced into the body of a living being
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Dec 4, 1990
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Nov 14, 1988
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Nov 13, 1987
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An electrode device intended to be temporarily introduced into the body of a living being and to essentially locally treat or electrically measure biological body tissue therein in order to, after a performed treatment or measurement, be removed. The electrode device includes an electrode part (1), provided with an opening to its center and insertable into the body tissue to be treated or measured, and a supply part (2), which is electrically isolated from the remaining body parts, for supply of electricity to the electrode part (1). The supply part (2) is made pliable and contains at least one channel. The electrode part (1) has an unlimited number of openings to its center, which openings preferably are evenly distributed along the entire length of the electrode part (1).
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