US2002058977A1PendingUtilityA1

High tensile strength bioelectric cable

Priority: Oct 8, 1999Filed: Jan 2, 2002Published: May 16, 2002

Est. expiryOct 8, 2019(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority

Inventors:Richard G. Sass

A61N 1/05

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Abstract

A high tensile strength bioelectrical stimulus cable comprising a conductor-insulator portion including conductive wires set into an insulating medium and a braided sheath encompassing the conductor-insulator portion and defining an inner diameter, the inner diameter shrinking when the cable is pulled longitudinally, thereby squeezing the conductor-insulator portion and increasing the tensile strength of the cable.

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1 . A high tensile strength bioelectrical stimulus cable comprising: 
 (a) a conductor-insulator portion including conductive wires set into an insulating medium; and    (b) a braided sheath encompassing said conductor-insulator portion and defining an inner diameter, said inner diameter shrinking when said cable is pulled longitudinally, thereby squeezing said conductor-insulator portion and increasing the tensile strength of said cable.    
     
     
         2 . The cable of  claim 1  wherein said braided sheath is braided from polyester fiber.

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