WO2017103380A1 - Dispositif implantable pour la stimulation optique du cerveau - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the field of implantable devices for the stimulation, by optical irradiation, of organs of the human or animal body, and in particular for the deep optical stimulation of the brain.
- Deep brain stimulation (“deep brain stimulation” in English) is a therapeutic technique involving the implantation in the brain of a patient of a device for stimulating specific parts of the brain.
- treatments have been proposed for certain neuronal dysfunctions, including Parkinson's disease, by optical irradiation of parts of the brain with a light source emitting in the infrared range.
- Implantable devices have already been proposed for implementing treatments by deep optical irradiation of the brain by means of an optical fiber introduced into the brain of the patient, through which light from a light source placed at the outside of the brain is guided to the brain.
- An example of such a device is described in patent application FR3010321 previously filed by the applicant.
- optical fibers however, has limitations.
- an optical fiber allows externa ⁇ rer a relatively small area of the brain, due to strong directivity of light it projects to its output.
- the coupling losses in the optical fiber require the use of a suitable light source (for example laser, preferably LED), which results in a relatively high power consumption of the device.
- an embodiment provides an implantable device for optically stimulating an organ of the human or animal body, comprising a probe comprising a tube made of a first transparent material, this tube being hermetically closed by at least one stopper; at least one light source disposed inside the tube; a plurality of electrical connection elements passing through the plug and electrically connecting said at least one light source to the outside of the tube; and a connecting cable disposed outside the tube, connected to said connection elements.
- the device further comprises a sheath made of a second transparent material encapsulating the tube and the cable.
- the second material is an elastomeric material.
- the first material is sapphire or silica.
- the probe has an elongate shape, the tube being located at a first end of the probe and the connecting cable connecting the light source to a second end of the probe opposite to the first end.
- the device further comprises a power supply and control module electrically connected to the light source via the connecting cable.
- the light source com ⁇ takes one or more electroluminescent diodes.
- the device further comprises a sensor adapted to detect a possible leak in the tube.
- the senor comprises an organic light-emitting diode located inside the tube.
- the senor further comprises a measuring circuit of a magnitude representative of the impedance of the organic light-emitting diode and / or the light output of the organic light-emitting diode.
- a transparent filler material is disposed inside the tube.
- the probe further comprises electrodes adapted to the implementation of electrical stimulation of an organ of the human or animal body.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an example of an embodiment of an implantable device for
- Figure 2 illustrates in greater detail a part of the device of Figure 1;
- FIG. 3 represents an alternative embodiment of the device described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. detailed description
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an example of an embodiment of an implantable device for optical irradiation of the brain.
- This device comprises a probe 101 of elongate shape, a first end or distal end 101a is intended to be implanted inside the brain vis-à-vis a part of the brain that is to be stimulated.
- the probe 101 has for example the general shape of a rod, for example a rod with a circular section.
- the probe 101 has, for example, the general shape and the dimensions of a probe of the DBS ("Deep Brain Stimulation") type, a tool commonly used in the field of intracerebral implantations.
- DBS Deep Brain Stimulation
- the width of the probe 101 (that is to say its diameter in the case of a rod with circular section) is between 0.5 and 5 mm and preferably between 1.3 and 2.5 mm, and its length is between 5 cm and 1 m and preferably between 15 and 30 cm.
- Probe 101 is preferably flexible or flexible to limit the risk of tissue damage / deterioration. In practice, a rigid tool can be used for the surgical placement of the probe.
- the probe 101 comprises, on the side of its distal end 101a, a light source 103 adapted to irradiate portions of the brain located vis-à-vis the distal end of the probe.
- the probe 101 further comprises a connecting cable (cable 225 of Figures 2 and 3, not visible in Figure 1) electrically connecting the light source 103 to a second end or proximal end 101b of the probe.
- the device of FIG. 1 furthermore comprises a module 105 for supplying and controlling the light source 103, comprising for example an electric battery and a control circuit adapted to control the light source 103 to implement desired stimulations of the light source. brain.
- the device further comprises a cable 107 connecting the module 105 to the proximal end 101b of the probe 101. More particularly, the end of the cable 107 opposite the module 105 is electrically coupled or connected to the proximal end of the probe 101, so as to allow the module 105 to supply and control the source 103.
- the elements of the device of FIG. 1 other than the probe 101 may be implanted in other parts of the body of the patient.
- the supply and control module 105 may for example be implanted at the level of the patient's thorax.
- the coupling between the cable 107 and the probe 101 is preferably detachable or removable so as to perform certain maintenance operations of the module 105 or the cable 107 without having to extract the probe 101 from the patient's brain.
- the coupling between the cable 107 and the probe 101 is effected via a connector 109, this connector comprising a portion 109 ] _ mounted integral with the cable 107 and a portion 1092 mounted integral with the probe 101.
- the portions 109 and 1092 of the connector 109 are adapted to cooperate detachably or removably to establish an electrical connection between the cable 107 and the connecting cable of the probe 101.
- the connector 109 may for example be implanted under the scalp or in a housing previously milled in the cranial box of the patient.
- FIG. 2 shows in greater detail an embodiment of the probe 101 of the device of FIG. FIG. 2 more particularly represents the distal portion of the probe 101.
- the probe 101 has, on the side of its distal end 101a, a tube 201 made of a transparent biocompatible material, for example sapphire or silica, inside which the light source 103 is arranged.
- the tube 201 has, for example, a circular section.
- the width of the tube 201 (that is to say its diameter in the case of a circular section tube) is between 1 and 2 mm, and its length is between 1 and 10 mm .
- the tube 201 is for example arranged so that its longitudinal central axis coincides substantially with the longitudinal central axis of the probe.
- the tube 201 may be made of a rigid material, for example a material having a Young's modulus greater than 10 GPa.
- the transparent tube 201 is sealed at its ends by plugs 203 and 205.
- the plugs 203 and 205 are, for example (but not necessary ⁇ ) transparent.
- the plug 203 may be integrated with the tube 201 so as to form a single piece with the tube 201.
- the plugs 203 and 205 are made of the same transparent biocompatible material as the tube 201 so as to facilitate the assembly, for example by laser welding or metal solder.
- the plug 203 is turned towards the distal portion 101a of the probe, and the plug 205 is turned towards the proximal portion 101b of the probe.
- the plug 203 is hermetically fixed over its entire periphery at a first end of the tube 201, for example by welding, or by a biocompatible hermetic solder 207, for example a gold solder.
- the plug 205 is hermetically fixed over its entire periphery to the opposite end of the tube 201, for example by welding or by a biocompatible hermetic solder 209, for example a gold solder.
- Fixing the caps 203 and 205 at the ends of the tube 201 is for example made by thermosonic welding or by thermocompression. These methods have the advantage of being able to be carried out at a relatively low temperature, for example at a temperature below 200 ° C., which makes it possible not to damage to the components placed inside the tube 201.
- the fixing of the caps 203 and 205 at the ends of the tube 201 is by laser welding through the material and without adding material.
- the housing is closed under a neutral atmosphere (without oxygen), for example under argon.
- the light source 103 of the probe Prior to the hermetic closure of the tube 201, the light source 103 of the probe is disposed inside the tube 201.
- the light source comprises one or more light emitters 211.
- the emitters 211 may be laser diodes, for example surface-emitting vertical cavity laser diodes (VCSELs), light-emitting diodes (LEDs), for example organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), or any other suitable light sources.
- the emitters 211 are mounted on a support 213, for example a printed circuit board.
- the emitters 211 may for example be arranged on the same face of a printed circuit board, or on the two opposite sides of a printed circuit board as shown in FIG. 2.
- the emitters 211 may be identical or similar and controllable simultaneous ⁇ .
- the light source 103 comprises emitters 211 having distinct properties, for example bands of distinct emission wavelengths.
- the emitters 211 of the light source 103 may be individually controllable.
- the light source 103 comprises emitters 211 adapted to emit in a wavelength band in the range of 650 to 1100 nm. More generally, any other range of emission wavelengths may be provided, for example the range of 400 to 650 nm for optogenetic applications.
- the probe 101 may further comprise, inside the tube 201, a sensor 215 adapted to monitor the hermeticity of the housing formed by the tube 201 and the plugs 203 and 205.
- the sensor 215 is mounted on the same support 213 as the emitters 211 of the light source 103.
- the hermeticity sensor 215 comprises, for example, a sensor of the internal pressure of the tube 201, or a sensor of the humidity level inside the tube 201.
- the senor 215 comprises one or more organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs).
- OLEDs organic light-emitting diodes
- OLEDs organic light-emitting diodes
- it is intended to measure characteristics of one or more organic light-emitting diodes to detect the possible presence of oxygen or moisture in abnormal proportions inside the housing formed by the tube 201 and the plugs 203 and 205, and deduce the presence of a leak in the housing.
- the sensor 215 may comprise an organic light-emitting diode and a photosensitive sensor adapted to measure the luminous intensity emitted by this diode.
- the power supply and control module 105 can then be adapted, from the measurements provided by the photosensitive sensor, to detect any leakage in the housing formed by the tube 201 and the plugs 203 and 205. It is furthermore known that the impedance of an organic light-emitting diode increases relatively quickly ⁇ in the presence of moisture or oxygen.
- the sensor 215 may comprise an organic light-emitting diode, the module
- the 105 being adapted to measure the impedance of this diode and to detect, from the impedance measurements made, a possible leak in the housing formed by the tube 201 and the plugs 203 and 205.
- the sensor 215 comprises an organic light-emitting diode
- this diode can be used not only for the leakage monitoring of the housing formed by the tube 201 and the plugs 203 and 205, but also as a light emitter for the optical irradiation of the patient's brain.
- the sensor 215 comprises a photosensitive sensor, the latter can also be used to monitor the irradiation light signals emitted by the emitters 211.
- the module 105 When the module 105 detects, from the measurements provided by the sensor 215, a leak in the housing formed by the tube 201 and the plugs 203 and 205, it triggers for example an alarm to signal that the probe 101 must be replaced.
- the probe 101 further comprises electrical connection elements 219 extending through the housing formed by the tube 201 and caps 203 and 205 and electrically connecting to outside the housing the components in the tube 201. More particular ⁇ , the probe 101 comprises at least two insulated electrical connecting elements 219 connected to a terminal ali respectively ⁇ mentation positive and a negative supply terminal of the light source 103. other connection elements 219 may also be provided for supplying the components located inside the tube 201 and / or for communication with these components. In the example shown, each electrical connection element 219 comprises a conductive rod passing right through the stopper 205 via a hole or via pierced in this plug. Each of the vias is hermetically sealed by a solder 221 of a biocompatible material, for example a gold solder. The outer portion of the connecting elements 219 may be totally or partially embedded in a drop of resin 223 deposited on the outer face of the plug 205, so as to enhance the mechanical strength of the interconnection zone.
- the electrical connection elements 219 may be made of a biocompatible conductive material, for example platinum iridium.
- the probe 101 further comprises, outside the tube 201, a connecting cable 225 electrically connecting the connection elements 219 to the proximal end 101b of the probe.
- the cable 225 comprises a plurality of insulated conductive strands 227 respectively connected to the various connecting elements 219.
- the strands 227 may be made of a biocompatible conductive material, for example stainless steel.
- the probe 101 also comprises a protective sheath 229 made of a transparent biocompatible material encapsulating the tube 201 and the connecting cable 227.
- the sheath 229 is made, for example, of a transparent elastomeric material, for example silicone or polyurethane.
- the sheath 229 is made of a material having a Young's modulus of between 1 and 1000 MPa so as to give the probe 101 a certain flexibility.
- the inner walls of the tube 201 may be coated with an antireflection layer.
- a transparent fill material of suitable index for example a material of index lower than that of the material of the tube 201, for example silicone, can be injected inside the tube 201.
- the filling may be chosen to have a thermal conductivity greater than that of the air.
- An advantage of the device described in relation to FIGS. 1 and 2 lies in the fact that it makes it possible to implement more varied optical stimulations of the brain than with an optical fiber device.
- the device described makes it possible to irradiate larger areas of the brain than an optical fiber device.
- the light source
- 103 may include transmitters 211 transmitting simultaneously in bands of different wavelengths.
- the arrangement of the light source at the distal end of the probe 101 makes it possible to reduce the power the light source and the losses by coupling (present in the case of a device comprising a remote source and an optical fiber) and therefore the power consumption of the dispo ⁇ sitive compared to an optical fiber device.
- the coating sheath can be arranged so as to give the probe 101 a general shape and mechanical properties similar to those of existing electrical deep brain stimulation devices. , or existing optical fiber optic deep brain stimulation devices.
- the implantation of the probe 101 can be performed using tools and surgical techniques already proven.
- this system remains compatible with the standard stimulation control elements and associated connectivity.
- FIG. 3 shows an alternative embodiment of the device described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.
- FIG. 3 more particularly represents the distal portion of the probe 101 of the device.
- the probe 101 of FIG. 3 comprises the same elements as the probe 101 of FIG. 2, arranged substantially in the same manner.
- the probe 101 of FIG. 3 differs from the probe 101 of FIG. 2 in that it further comprises, at its distal portion, electrodes 301 (four in the example shown) adapted to the implementation of FIG. 'a deep electrical stimulation of the brain.
- the electrodes 301 are disposed on the outer periphery of the sheath 229 and are intended to be placed directly in contact with the tissues of the brain.
- the electrodes 301 have for example the shape of rings surrounding the sheath 229.
- Each electrode 301 has for example a width (that is to say a distance in the longitudinal axis of the probe
- the connecting cable 225 connecting the distal portion of the probe 101 at its proximal end 101b further comprises insulated conductive strands 303 respectively connected to the different electrodes 301.
- control module 105 (FIG. 1) of the device is not only adapted to control the light source 103 to implement optical stimulations of the brain, but is also adapted to control the electrodes 301. (through the conductive strands 303) to implement electrical stimulation of the brain, for example simultaneously with the implementation of optical stimulation, or alternately with optical stimulation.
- the tube 101 is a tube that is initially open at both ends, plugs 203 and 205 being used to seal both ends of the tube.
- the tube 101 may initially be opened at only one of its ends, in which case a single plug may be used to close the tube.
- the embodiments described are not limited to the above-mentioned example of application to the deep irradiation of the brain.
- the devices described can be used for the deep stimulation of organs of the human or animal body other than the brain.
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