Abstract: The present invention relates to an implantable lead comprising at least one conductive wire and one electrical connector, the electrical connector configured to be connected to an implantable medical device such as a cardiac stimulation, defibrillation and/or neuromodulation device, wherein the electrical connection between the conductive wire and the connector is effected by a first hypotube welded to the conductive wire and welded to a second hypotube of the electrical connector. The present invention also relates to a method for electrically connecting the at least one conductive wire of the implantable lead to the electrical connector.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an implantable lead comprising at least one conductive wire and a connector. The connector is configured to be connected to an implantable medical device, such as a cardiac stimulation, a defibrillation or/and a neuromodulation device, and further comprising a strain relief device extending longitudinally along an axis from one end of the connector and essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the connector. The conductive wire is deflected by a deflection wall of the strain relief device such that the deflection wall of the strain relief device blocks the conductive wire against the deflection wall when the conductive wire is stressed in tension, and the deflection wall extends along an axis which is misaligned with the longitudinal axis of the strain relief device.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to an implantable probe for electrical stimulation of an organ and/or for detection of electrical potentials on this organ. The probe comprises a distal end able to come into contact with the tissues of the organ, this end comprising an insulating substrate, and at least one conductive interface carried by the substrate. The probe further comprises a probe body having at least one bonding conductor connected to a respective conductive interface. The conductive interface comprises at least one deformable conductive wire, at least partially exposed, with a woven, embroidered, braided or knitted configuration for anchoring the deformable wire to the substrate.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to an implantable lead for electrical stimulation of an organ and/or for collecting electrical potentials on this organ. The lead comprises a distal termination able to come into contact with the tissues of an organ, the termination comprising an insulating substrate and at least one conductive interface carried by the substrate. The lead further comprises a lead body having at least one bonding conductor connected to a respective conductive interface. The conductive interface comprises at least one deformable conductive wire with a woven, embroidered, braided or knitted configuration for anchoring the deformable wire to the substrate.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an implantable lead comprising at least one conductive wire and one electrical connector, the electrical connector configured to be connected to an implantable medical device such as a cardiac stimulation, defibrillation and/or neuromodulation device, wherein the electrical connection between the conductive wire and the connector is effected by a first hypotube welded to the conductive wire and welded to a second hypotube of the electrical connector. The present invention also relates to a method for electrically connecting the at least one conductive wire of the implantable lead to the electrical connector.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an implantable lead comprising at least one conductive wire and a connector. The connector is configured to be connected to an implantable medical device, such as a cardiac stimulation, a defibrillation or/and a neuromodulation device, and further comprising a strain relief device extending longitudinally along an axis from one end of the connector and essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the connector. The conductive wire is deflected by a deflection wall of the strain relief device such that the deflection wall of the strain relief device blocks the conductive wire against the deflection wall when the conductive wire is stressed in tension, and the deflection wall extends along an axis which is misaligned with the longitudinal axis of the strain relief device.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to an implantable lead for electrical stimulation of an organ and/or for collecting electrical potentials on this organ. The lead comprises a distal termination able to come into contact with the tissues of an organ, the termination comprising an insulating substrate and at least one conductive interface carried by the substrate. The lead further comprises a lead body having at least one bonding conductor connected to a respective conductive interface. The conductive interface comprises at least one deformable conductive wire with a woven, embroidered, braided or knitted configuration for anchoring the deformable wire to the substrate.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to an implantable probe for electrical stimulation of an organ and/or for detection of electrical potentials on this organ. The probe comprises a distal end able to come into contact with the tissues of the organ, this end comprising an insulating substrate, and at least one conductive interface carried by the substrate. The probe further comprises a probe body having at least one bonding conductor connected to a respective conductive interface. The conductive interface comprises at least one deformable conductive wire, at least partially exposed, with a woven, embroidered, braided or knitted configuration for anchoring the deformable wire to the substrate.