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ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD FOR CARRYING OUT ELECTRODE MEASUREMENTS

  • US 20150238106A1
  • Filed: 05/12/2015
  • Published: 08/27/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/12/2012
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An arrangement for carrying out electrode measurements on a surface of a skin of a patient'"'"'s head for recording electrical activity of the brain, the arrangement, comprising:

  • a matrix electrode configuration, which includes a body part of non-conductive material conforming to contours of the surface of the skin, and which arrangement includes electrodes for producing measurement data connected to the body part;

    means for transmitting the measurement data connected to the body part;

    a measurement data unit for receiving the measurement data transmitted by the means for further processing of the measurement data, and which body part includes an electrode placement configuration for maintaining mutual placements of the electrodes with respect to one another, and an electroconductive active attachment surface located between the electrodes and the surface of the skin for forming an electroconductive attachment contact between the electrodes and the surface of the skin for transmitting measurable signals from the patient'"'"'s head to the electrodes through the electroconductive active attachment surface to produce measurement data, the electroconductive active attachment surface including hydrogel or other electroconductive adhesive material which adheres to the skin in order to form a stable and essentially interference-free attachment contact between the electrodes and the surface of the skin;

    an electrode configuration of spiral structure being in contact with hairless skin areas through the electroconductive active attachment layer; and

    a grounding layer formed completely or partly over the body part to prevent external electrical interferences by isolating the grounding layer with an isolation layer from the electroconductive active attachment surface and the means for transmitting the measurement data.

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