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NASA NTRS ยท 20080004230

Pocket ECG electrode

Abstract

A low-noise electrode suited for sensing electrocardiograms when chronically and subcutaneously implanted in a free-ranging subject. The electrode comprises a pocket-shaped electrically conductive member with a single entrance adapted to receive body fluids. The exterior of the member and the entrance region is coated with electrical insulation so that the only electrolyte/electrode interface is within the member remote from artifact-generating tissue. Cloth straps are bonded to the member to permit the electrode to be sutured to tissue and to provide electrical lead flexure relief.

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Lund, Gordon F.. 1982-02-02. Pocket ECG electrode. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080004230

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