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10.1109/JMEMS.2014.2321377

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pmid29151776      J+Microelectromech+Syst 2014 ; 23 (4): 795-802
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  • Mechanical Evaluation of Unobstructing Magnetic Microactuators for Implantable Ventricular Catheters #MMPMID29151776
  • Lee H; Kolahi K; Bergsneider M; Judy JW
  • J Microelectromech Syst 2014[Aug]; 23 (4): 795-802 PMID29151776show ga
  • Here, we report on the development and evaluation of novel unobstructing magnetic microactuators for maintaining the patency of implantable ventricular catheters used in hydrocephalus application. The treatment of hydrocephalus requires chronic implantation of a shunt system to divert excess cerebrospinal fluid from the brain. These shunt systems suffer from a high failure rate (>40%) within the first year of implantation, often due to biological accumulation. Previously, we have shown that magnetic microactuators can be used to remove biological blockage. The new cantilever-based magnetic microactuator presented in this paper improves upon the previous torsional design using a bimorph to induce a postrelease out-of-plane deflection that will prevent the device from occluding the pore at rest. The mechanical evaluations (i.e., postrelease deflection, static and dynamic responses) of fabricated devices are reported and compared with theoretical values.
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