A novel dexamethasone-releasing, anti-inflammatory coating for neural implants
Y Zhong, GC McConnell, JD Ross… - Conference …, 2005 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The long-term stability of implanted micromachined neural probes is compromised due to
the glial scar formation at the insertion site. In this study, we developed a novel nitrocellulose …
the glial scar formation at the insertion site. In this study, we developed a novel nitrocellulose …
Controlled release drug coatings on flexible neural probes
We present the development, characterization and in vivo validation of a novel drug eluting
coating that has been applied to flexible neural probes. The coating consists of drug eluting …
coating that has been applied to flexible neural probes. The coating consists of drug eluting …
Dexamethasone-coated neural probes elicit attenuated inflammatory response and neuronal loss compared to uncoated neural probes
Y Zhong, RV Bellamkonda - Brain research, 2007 - Elsevier
Glial scar formation around implanted silicon neural probes compromises their ability to
facilitate long-term recordings. One approach to modulate the tissue reaction around …
facilitate long-term recordings. One approach to modulate the tissue reaction around …
Host response to microgel coatings on neural electrodes implanted in the brain
SM Gutowski, KL Templeman, AB South… - … Research Part A, 2014 - Wiley Online Library
The performance of neural electrodes implanted in the brain is often limited by host
response in the surrounding brain tissue, including astrocytic scar formation, neuronal cell …
response in the surrounding brain tissue, including astrocytic scar formation, neuronal cell …
[HTML][HTML] Actively controlled release of Dexamethasone from neural microelectrodes in a chronic in vivo study
Stable interconnection to neurons in vivo over long time-periods is critical for the success of
future advanced neuroelectronic applications. The inevitable foreign body reaction towards …
future advanced neuroelectronic applications. The inevitable foreign body reaction towards …
Dexamethasone treatment reduces astroglia responses to inserted neuroprosthetic devices in rat neocortex
L Spataro, J Dilgen, S Retterer, AJ Spence… - Experimental …, 2005 - Elsevier
Microfabricated neural prosthetic devices hold great potential for increasing knowledge of
brain function and treating patients with lost CNS function. Time-dependent loss of brain …
brain function and treating patients with lost CNS function. Time-dependent loss of brain …
Controlled release of anti-inflammatory agent α-MSH from neural implants
Y Zhong, RV Bellamkonda - Journal of controlled release, 2005 - Elsevier
Si-multi-electrode arrays implanted into brain tissue for long-term recording lose electrical
connectivity due to the post-implantation inflammatory reaction. This inflammatory reaction …
connectivity due to the post-implantation inflammatory reaction. This inflammatory reaction …
Living electrodes: tissue engineering the neural interface
Soft, cell integrated electrode coatings are proposed to address the problem of scar tissue
encapsulation of stimulating neuroprosthetics. The aim of these studies was to prove the …
encapsulation of stimulating neuroprosthetics. The aim of these studies was to prove the …
Controlled release nanoparticle-embedded coatings reduce the tissue reaction to neuroprostheses
Controlled release coatings were developed for neuroprostheses with the aim of combating
the tissue reaction following implantation in the brain. The coatings consist of poly …
the tissue reaction following implantation in the brain. The coatings consist of poly …
Electrochemically controlled release of dexamethasone from conducting polymer polypyrrole coated electrode
R Wadhwa, CF Lagenaur, XT Cui - Journal of controlled release, 2006 - Elsevier
Chronic recordings from micromachined neural electrode arrays often fail a few weeks after
implantation primarily due to the formation of an astro-glial sheath around the implant. We …
implantation primarily due to the formation of an astro-glial sheath around the implant. We …