Abstract: An implantation catheter for implanting an implant into a human or animal body, comprises a first catheter shaft and a holding element being arranged at a distal end of the first catheter shaft, the holding element being configured for holding and releasing the implant. The holding element comprises a shape memory element.

Abstract: A printed circuit board assembly of an implantable medical device comprises a printed circuit board and a sensor device that is arranged at the printed circuit board and joined to the printed circuit board by way of an adhesive layer. It is provided in the process that the adhesive layer is formed of an adhesive compound in which glass spheres are embedded. In this way, a printed circuit board assembly is provided which, in a simple, inexpensive manner, allows a sensor device to be joined to a printed circuit board for installation in a medical device, with advantageous mechanical decoupling and improved process reliability.

Abstract: A printed circuit board assembly of an implantable medical device comprises a printed circuit board and a sensor device that is arranged at the printed circuit board and joined to the printed circuit board by way of an adhesive layer. It is provided in the process that the adhesive layer is formed of an adhesive compound in which glass spheres are embedded. In this way, a printed circuit board assembly is provided which, in a simple, inexpensive manner, allows a sensor device to be joined to a printed circuit board for installation in a medical device, with advantageous mechanical decoupling and improved process reliability.

Abstract: A printed circuit board assembly of an implantable medical device comprises a printed circuit board and a sensor device that is arranged at the printed circuit board and joined to the printed circuit board by way of an adhesive layer. It is provided in the process that the adhesive layer is formed of an adhesive compound in which glass spheres are embedded. In this way, a printed circuit board assembly is provided which, in a simple, inexpensive manner, allows a sensor device to be joined to a printed circuit board for installation in a medical device, with advantageous mechanical decoupling and improved process reliability.

Abstract: An electromedical implant, having a housing with three housing segments A, B and C. Segment A is joined to segment B, and segment B is joined to segment C, so that segment B is disposed between segments A and C. Segment A and segment C are at least partially made of electrically conducting material. Furthermore, an electronics module is disposed within housing segment A and has an electric circuit arrangement for picking up and further processing electrical signals, and at least one first and one second electrical conductor for measuring electrical potentials and/or for delivering electric pulses. Each conductor has a conductor start and a conductor end, and each conductor start is connected to the electric circuit arrangement. An electrical feedthrough is at least partially made of electrically insulating material, and segment B is formed by portions of the feedthrough.

Abstract: An electromedical implant, having a housing with three housing segments A, B and C. Segment A is joined to segment B, and segment B is joined to segment C, so that segment B is disposed between segments A and C. Segment A and segment C are at least partially made of electrically conducting material. Furthermore, an electronics module is disposed within housing segment A and has an electric circuit arrangement for picking up and further processing electrical signals, and at least one first and one second electrical conductor for measuring electrical potentials and/or for delivering electric pulses. Each conductor has a conductor start and a conductor end, and each conductor start is connected to the electric circuit arrangement. An electrical feedthrough is at least partially made of electrically insulating material, and segment B is formed by portions of the feedthrough.