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A patent application titled "Method And Apparatus For Versatile Minimally Invasive Neuromodulators" has been published online. The inventors, Daniel Pivonka and Anatoly Yakovlev, have developed a medical apparatus that uses wireless technology to transmit power and data to an implantable device. This device can be used for neuromodulation treatments, such as treating chronic diseases like hypertension, motility disorders, metabolic disorders, and chronic pain. The apparatus is designed to be miniaturized, efficient, and does not require battery replacements. It can be used for various treatments, including angina, movement disorders, pain, diabetes, obesity, and more. The system also includes features like data transfer, closed-loop feedback, and adjustable stimulation parameters. [Extracted from the article] |
