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Fabrication of flexible, implantable microelectrodes with embedded fluidic microchannels

Philippe Renaud, Stefan Metz, Raphael Holzer
2001
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper describes the fabrication of polyimide-based microelectrodes with embedded fluidic microchannels. The thin-film structures combine for the first time a fluidic system with microelectrodes for recording and stimulation of biological signals on a flexible, implantable substrate. Microchannels were realized by a modified lamination technique and combined with a polyimide- platinum-polyimide sandwich structure. The probes can be used for monitoring cellular responses to various chemical stimuli delivered with high spatial precision.

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