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A flexible micromachined electrode array for a cochlear prosthesis

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T.E. Bell *
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Kensall D. Wise
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David J. Anderson
DOI:10.1016/S0924-4247(97)01717-2delete
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A micromachined silicon electrode array intended for use as a cochlear implant is reported. The flexible array is formed using a boron etch-stop for substrate definition and contains 22 IrO stimulating sites implemented on 750 mu m centers. The insertable portion of the array is 25 mm long and 320-640 mu m in width: the back end of the device provides interconnects to implanted current-generation circuitry. Device functionality has been verified through in vivo experiments and the associated evoked auditory brainstem responses al-e reported, thresholds for monopolar stimulation are less than 80 mu A. The integration of polysilicon strain gauges on the Lu-ray will permit monitoring of implant curvature within the cochlea, providing a resolution in substrate position of 60 mu m across the 500 mu m diameter cochlear canal. (C) 1998 Elsevier science S.A. All rights reserved.
Keyword:
cochlear implants
auditory prostheses
neural stimulation
silicon microprobes
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