Device for electrically stimulating parts of the nervous system
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Feb 22, 2007
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Aug 15, 2006
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Aug 18, 2005
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A device is provided for electrically stimulating parts of the nervous system for the treatment of medical conditions. The device includes a generator, an intracorporeal electrode suitable for implantation in a human body and an MRT-compatible coupling. The MRT-compatible coupling couples the generator and the electrode in a manner that enables energy transfer from the generator to the electrode and which retains the generator and electrode in electrical isolation. The generator provides energy, such as in the form of light, to the electrode via the MRT-compatible coupling to generate and control the voltage in the electrode for stimulating parts of the nervous system. The generator can control the light intensity in order to adjust the strength of the electrode voltage.
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