NEURAL STIMULATION AND SENSING SYSTEM FOR AUDITORY AND NON-AUDITORY ACTIVATION

The present disclosure generally relates to auditory nerve stimulation to create the perception of sound in the brain of a subject such as an animal or human being. In one form, a system includes an implantable electrode array including a plurality of spaced apart micro-needles. The system also incl...

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Main Authors Hübner, Keno H. B, Vazquez, Waldo Nogueira, Johnson, Luke Aaron, Eder, Marco, Samii, Amir, Rieth, Loren Wellington, Franklin, IV, Robert Kyle, Oxenham, Andrew John, Hansen, Elisabeth A, Wyzisk, Guntram, Sondh, Inderbir Singh, Solzbacher, Florian, Dyballa, Karl-Heinz Hiro, Leber, Moritz Michael, Lenarz, Thomas Heinrich Robert, Crew, Joseph David, Ghose, Geoffrey Mohon, Lim, Hubert Hyoungil, Mayr, Alexander, Hammerer, Dominik, Liu, Janet, Ngo, Vinh Quang, Pontiller, Paul, Sieber, Daniel M, Heiller, Abigail Paige, Adams, Meredith Evelyn, Negi, Sandeep
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LanguageEnglish
Published 23.05.2024
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Summary:The present disclosure generally relates to auditory nerve stimulation to create the perception of sound in the brain of a subject such as an animal or human being. In one form, a system includes an implantable electrode array including a plurality of spaced apart micro-needles. The system also includes a first electrical lead electrically coupled to and extending from the implantable electrode array, and an auditory signal device configured to produce one or more electrical signals representative of communications received from an external processor. An interposer is configured to electrically couple the implantable electrode array and the auditory signal device in an arrangement where one or more electrical signals produced by the auditory signal device may be transmitted through the first electrical lead to the implantable electrode array. Various novel stimulation strategies can be employed, such as place modulated stimulation signals.
Bibliography:Application Number: US202318469456