System and method for a physiochemical scalpel to eliminate biologic tissue over-resection and induce tissue healing
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1. A method for treating targeted tissue comprising:
- localizing an alternating current circuit device tip having electrodes in a conductive solution containing electroactive species in which a targeted tissue of a host is found;
deploying current to the alternating current circuit device tip located in close proximity to the targeted tissue wherein the device tip inhibits electrode-to-tissue contact but permits a shielded reaction zone for the conductive solution to react with at least one electrode of the alternating current circuit device tip;
moving an electron between electrodes of the alternating current circuit device tip utilizing an electron donor and acceptor carrier within the conductive solution containing electroactive species;
producing an electromagnetic field quanta near the targeted tissue when the device tip is placed next to the targeted tissue and producing an electron donor and an electron acceptor carrier associated with a charged specie intermediary created in the conductive solution formed above a baseline dissociation rate;
moving the charged specie intermediary created in the conductive solution toward the targeted tissue surface; and
inducing an effect upon the targeted tissue or the conductive solution that is configured to treat the targeted tissue.
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Abstract
Removal of damaged tissue itself can enable biosynthetic activity in vivo as an unburdened homeostatic or repair response. By removing a biologic and mechanical irritant, the lesion site can be altered to a more favorable perturbation-specific mechanotransductive environment supportive of differentiated gene expression. One aspect of one embodiment of the present invention provides an engineered irrigant that produces ion exchanges in tissues for example deliver of protons which interact with biology tissues.
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1. A method for treating targeted tissue comprising:
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localizing an alternating current circuit device tip having electrodes in a conductive solution containing electroactive species in which a targeted tissue of a host is found; deploying current to the alternating current circuit device tip located in close proximity to the targeted tissue wherein the device tip inhibits electrode-to-tissue contact but permits a shielded reaction zone for the conductive solution to react with at least one electrode of the alternating current circuit device tip; moving an electron between electrodes of the alternating current circuit device tip utilizing an electron donor and acceptor carrier within the conductive solution containing electroactive species; producing an electromagnetic field quanta near the targeted tissue when the device tip is placed next to the targeted tissue and producing an electron donor and an electron acceptor carrier associated with a charged specie intermediary created in the conductive solution formed above a baseline dissociation rate; moving the charged specie intermediary created in the conductive solution toward the targeted tissue surface; and inducing an effect upon the targeted tissue or the conductive solution that is configured to treat the targeted tissue. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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