Development of auditory brainstem implant
听觉脑干植入物的研制
基本信息
- 批准号:12555068
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- 金额:$ 8.45万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
- 财政年份:2000
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:2000 至 2002
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This project purposes to establish design methodology for auditory prostheses for patients having some neural impairment. We especially focused on auditory systems and accomplished following major achievements : (1) Development of an animal model for a brainstem implant system, which includes the surface microelectrode for anditory cortical recording and a spike microelectrode array for cochlear nuclear brainstem stimulation ; (2) Validation of brainstem stimulation for pitch and intensity sensation, based on investigation of auditory cortical functional organization ; and (3) Development of "the multiple gating stimulation," which can selectively activate nerves placing in between electrodes.The surface microelectrode array epi-cortically measures high-resolution auditory cortical signals. The array employs a polyimide substrate so as to conform curved and pulsating cortical surface. The array has 70 recording points in a 2-mm-square area. The spike microelectrode array files 16 tungs … More ten microelectrodes in a grid form with 400-□m spacing.We first investigate pure-tone-evoked auditoly cortical responses and auditory cortical organizations based on the responses. The responses represent characteristic spatio-temporal patterns depending on frequency and intensity of the stimuli. The spike microelectrode array, then, stimulates the brainstem cochlear nucleus, and the evoked responses have good agreement with acoustically evoked responses. Moreover, our results strongly suggest pitch and intensity sensation is possible when an adequate position at a brainstem is stimulated at an adequate current intensity.We demonstrate the feasibility of the gating stimulation via simulations with nerve equations and in vivo experiments of rat spinal cord stimulation. The technique broadly generates action potentials with "the cathodic source electrodes," and simultaneously blocks unnecessary propagation with "the anodic gate electrodes," resulting in selective propagation in between electrodes. Less
本课题旨在为有神经损伤的患者建立听觉假体的设计方法。我们特别关注听觉系统,并取得了以下主要成果:(1)开发了脑干植入系统的动物模型,该系统包括用于大脑皮层记录的表面微电极和用于耳蜗核脑干刺激的尖峰微电极阵列;(2)基于听觉皮层功能组织的脑干刺激对音高和强度感觉的验证;(3)“多重门控刺激”的发展,它可以选择性地激活电极之间的神经。表面微电极阵列外皮层测量高分辨率听觉皮层信号。该阵列采用聚酰亚胺衬底,以符合弯曲和脉动的皮质表面。该阵列在一个2毫米见方的区域内有70个记录点。尖峰微电极阵列以400-□m的间距排列成网格形式。我们首先研究纯音诱发的听觉皮层反应和基于这些反应的听觉皮层组织。根据刺激的频率和强度,反应表现出特征的时空模式。脉冲微电极阵列刺激脑干耳蜗核,其诱发反应与声诱发反应具有较好的一致性。此外,我们的结果强烈表明,当脑干的适当位置在适当的电流强度下受到刺激时,音高和强度感觉是可能的。我们通过神经方程模拟和大鼠脊髓刺激的体内实验,论证了门控刺激的可行性。该技术广泛地使用“阴极源电极”产生动作电位,同时使用“阳极栅电极”阻止不必要的传播,从而导致电极之间的选择性传播。少
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Hirokazu Takahashi, Masayuki Nakao, Kimitaka Kaga, and Thierry Herve: "Independent component analysis of multiple-site auditory evoked potentials"Transaction of IEE of Japan. 122-C. 1469-1480 (2002)
Hirokazu Takahashi、Masayuki Nakao、Kimitaka Kaga 和 Thierry Herve:“多部位听觉诱发电位的独立成分分析”日本 IEE 汇刊。
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Hirokazu TAKAHASHI, Takayuki EJIRI, Masayuki NAKAO, Kiyoshi MATUMOTO, Yotaro HATAMURA, Naoya NAKAMURA, Kimitaka KAGA, and Thierry HERVE: "Micro multi-pointed sheet electrode for auditory brainstem implant"Proceedings of American Society for Precision Engi
Hirokazu TAKAHASHI、Takayuki EJIRI、Masayuki NAKAO、Kiyoshi MATUMOTO、Yotaro HATAMURA、Naoya NAKAMURA、Kimitaka KAGA 和 Thierry HERVE:“用于听觉脑干植入的微型多点片状电极”美国精密工程学会会议录
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H.Takahashi, et.al.: "Micro Multi-point Sheet Electrode for Auditory Brainstem Implant"Proc.of ASPE'00. 349-352 (2000)
H.Takahashi 等人:“用于听觉脑干植入的微型多点片状电极”Proc.of ASPE00。
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Hirokazu Takahashi他5: "Auditory evoked-potential mappings unravel functional organizations of rat auditory cortex ; both the primary auditory field (AI) and anterior auditory field (AAF) show tonotopic organization and the latter has extreme loudness-depe
Hirokazu Takahashi 等人 5:“听觉诱发电位映射揭示了大鼠听觉皮层的功能组织;初级听觉场 (AI) 和前听觉场 (AAF) 均显示音调组织,而后者具有极端的响度依赖性
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高橋宏知他7: "微小多点表面電極で計測した脳神経活動をウェーブレット解析で特徴抽出する試み"医用電子と生体工学. 39. 318 (2001)
Hiroshi Takahashi 等人 7:“尝试使用微型多点表面电极测量的脑神经活动来提取特征”《医疗电子和生物工程》39. 318 (2001)。
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