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Active Microcatheter and Biomedical Soft Devices Based on IPMC Actuators... [Pg.121]

Catheter based diagnosis and therapy have become increasingly popular. Conventional catheters cannot move actively and the operations require certain human skill. If the direction of the tip of microcatheter and guide wires can be controlled outside the body, it would be very useful to use eatheter based diagnosis and therapy. Sueh eatheters are called active catheters . In order to develop active catheters, several miero-aetuators were applied to the active mieroeatheter system. The IPMC actuator is soft and driven by low voltage. And it is easy to miniaturize. Henee, the IPMC actuator was applied to the aetive microcatheter for aneurysm surgery in the brain. [Pg.124]

Aoyagi W, Omiya M (2013) Mechanical and electrochemical properties of an IPMC actuator with palladium electrodes in acid and alkaline solutions. Smart Mater Struct 22 055028 (10 pp) Asaka K, Oguro K (2000) Bending of Polyelectrolyte Membrane-platinum composites by electric stimuli. Part II. Response kinetics. I Electroanal Chem 480 186-198 Asaka K, Oguro K (2009a) IPMC actuators fundamentals. In Carpi F, Smela E (eds) Biomedical applications of electroactive polymer actuators. Wiley, Chichester, pp 103-119 Asaka K, Oguro K (2009b) Active microcatheter and biomedical soft devices based on IPMC actuators. In Carpi F, Smela E (eds) Biomedical applications of electroactive polymer actuators. Wiley, Chichester, pp 103-119... [Pg.147]

Anton M, Aabloo A, Punning A, Kruusmaa M (2008) A mechanical model of a non-uniform ionomeric polymer metal eomposite actuator. Smart Mater Struct 17(2) 25001-25004 Asaka K, Oguro K (2009) Active microcatheter and biomedical soft devices based on IPMC actuators. In Carpi F, Smela E (eds) Biomedical applications of electroactive polymer actuators. [Pg.232]




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