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Applications of Advanced Technologies to Retinal Prosthesis

    https://doi.org/10.1142/9789812779793_0003Cited by:0 (Source: Crossref)
    Abstract:

    The following sections are included:

    • Introduction

    • Basic Concepts of Retinal Prothesis

      • Epiretinal implantation

      • Subretinal implantation

      • Other major considerations

    • Interfacing Electrical Devices to the Retina

      • What is the minimum electrical current for neuron activation?

      • What is the maximum current that can be used and what electrode materials support these current levels?

      • What are the optimum conditions for stimulating retinal neurons and what is the desired response?

      • What attachment methods should be used for minimizing any possible damage to neural tissue?

    • System Architecture for Retinal Prothesis

      • Second sight

      • Optobionics

      • Retinal implants

      • IMI Intelligent Medical Implants AC

      • How is the image acquired; for example, an external cameral versus and intraocular imaging array?

      • What techniques can be used for supplying wireless power to the system and how efficient are they?

      • What image processing is necessary before stimulating the retina and how can it be accomplished?

    • Advanced Technologies for High Resolution Devices

      • Flexible electrode designs

      • Rigid electrode designs

      • Supporting microelectronics

      • Integration and packaging

    • Conclusions

    • References

    • Review Questions