WO2005028020A2 - Broadcast actual neuro electrical coded signals for medical treatment - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to neuro-coded electrical signals and a method for recording and
- the brain is one of the last great frontiers in the bio-medical sciences. The unraveling
- Brain signals direct the harmony of the human body much like a conductor controls and directs his orchestra.
- brain is a beautiful information processor that not only controls the body it lives in, but
- coded signals being generated by the brain and to ascertain what the signal is for.
- the brain controls, via the autonomic nervous network, the vegetative functions of the
- a nervous system that consists of two main divisions: a) the central nervous system (brain)
- peripheral system consisting of cranial and spinal
- ANS autonomic nervous system
- the ANS is
- the nervous system is constructed of nerve cells called neurons which have supporting cells called glia. Neurons are electrically excitable and provide a
- the neuron has a protrusion called an axon that can be as short as a few millimeters or longer than a meter.
- the axon provides and uses nerve fibers to carry electrical signals that end at a synapse.
- a synapse is at the end of an axon. It faces another synapse from a neighboring axon across a gap. To cross such a gap the electrical signal from the brain must engage in
- Nervs are those that carry signals from the brain.
- “Afferent” nerves are those that carry signals from the brain.
- the brain computes and generates those electrical
- afferent signals received by the brain provide sophisticated organ and overall body operational
- Outside data reaching the brain ⁇ may relate to temperature change or a dangerous
- afferent sensory data is provided by eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin.
- proprioception providing sensation in the musculoskeletal system, i.e., deep sensations.
- nociceptors detect noxious stimuli and pain. Nociceptors
- the efferent nerves provide quick adjustment on performance for the various organ systems or even instruct the skeletal-motor neurons to run, walk, hide, help or physically approach for more sensory information.
- the invention describes specific neuro-electrical coded signals and a method to
- Such neuro-electrical coded signal data is stored and categorized as to the actual purpose of such signals. This is
- the invention provides a method for modulating body organ functioning. According to the method, neuro-electrical coded signals that are generated and carried in a body are collected
- one or more of the collected neuro-electrical coded signals can be transmitted to a body organ to stimulate or regulate organ function.
- the collected neuro-electrical coded signals are transformed into a readable format for
- coded signals are stored and cataloged according to the function performed by the
- a digital to analog converter is used to convert the
- the invention further provides an apparatus for modulating body organ functioning.
- the apparatus includes a source of collected neuro-electrical coded signals that are indicative of body organ Auctioning, means for transmitting collected neuro-electrical coded signals to a body organ, and means for applying the transmitted neuro-electrical coded signals to the body organ to stimulate or adjust organ function.
- the transmitting means may include a digital to analog converter.
- the source of collected neuro-electrical coded signals comprises a computer which has the collected
- the computer includes separate storage
- the apparatus further includes means for collecting neuro-electrical coded signals from
- the collecting means may be comprised of a sensor placed on the body.
- a recorder is
- the digital converter is connected to the recorder for converting the neuro-electrical coded signals before being sent to a scientific computer. Additionally, the apparatus includes a digital to
- analog converter for converting the collected neuro-electrical coded signals for retransmission to a body for medical treatment purposes.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of one form of apparatus for practicing the method
- FIG 2 is a flow chart of the software program when the neuro-electrical coded signal enters the computer
- FIG. 3 is a flow chart of the software program when the operator retrieves and broadcasts the neuro-electrical coded signal from within the computer;
- FIGS. 4A - 4H are schematics of representative neuro-electrical coded signals, embodied in the invention, carried by neurons after generation in the medulla oblongata or from sensory neurons going to the medulla oblongata;
- FIGS. 5 A - 5H are schematics of alternative neuro-electrical coded signal, as described in the invention, that affect the nervous system.
- neuro-electrical coded signals are of similar general linear analog format in appearance
- the autonomic nervous system (ANS) operates similarly in all species, but not exactly similar.
- autonomic signals may work as the lines on a sheet of music record notes of different characteristic, pause or speed at different levels.
- the autonomic nervous system operates without willful or conscious control and generally control vegetative state essential body organ systems.
- vagus nerve is a wandering nerve (Vagus means wandering) that winds throughout the body after it emerges from the medulla oblongata located in the hind brain.
- the hypoglossal and accessory nerves also emerge from
- the signals travel on the surface of the vagus nerve but below its insulating myelin
- the electrical output of selected afferent and efferent nerves can be made accessible via
- nerves travel in the same nerve bundles or can be routed separately. To gain direct measurement of the neuro-electrical coded signals, it may initially require shaving away the
- Skin usually has a 1000 to 30,000 ohm resistance while the interior of the body is quite
- the invention comprises a method for recording, storing, and broadcasting specific
- neuro-electrical coded signals to modulate human and animal body organ functioning.
- Fig. 1 is comprised of at least one sensor in the form of a treatment member 10, an
- analog recorder 12 an analog to digital converter 14
- computer 16 a digital to analog
- the treatment member 10 may be attached to a nerve 20 in the human or animal
- the body senses the neuro-electrical coded signals from the nerve 20.
- the neuro-electrical coded signals from the nerve 20.
- treatment member 10 may be may be an electrode comprised of copper wire, platinum wire, gold wire, silver wire, tungsten wire, or any wire suitable for conduction of the perceptible
- member 10 may be rod-shaped, an antenna, or any other shape suitable for broadcasting and
- the treatment member 10 may also be coated with
- the neuro-electrical coded signal is recorded by an analog recorder 12 because the
- nerve 20 only transmits electric signals in analog form. Once the neuro-electrical coded signals
- the converter 14 then transmits the converted neuro-electrical coded signals to a computer 16 where the neuro-electrical coded signal is processed, stored, adjusted, and/or broadcast, as desired.
- the computer 16 is capable of processing signals at speeds of up to 10 million bytes of information per second.
- Selected signals that have been digitized may be transferred to an application specific processor or a linear analog device to be utilized to prepare and broadcast signals recognized by
- the brain or a selected organ as a modulating treatment.
- the operator directs the computer 16 to retrieve and broadcast the neuro-electrical coded signal back into the body, the
- neuro-electrical coded signal is transmitted from the computer 16 through a digital to analog
- the computer 16 contains software which is capable of identifying the function
- step 24 the computer 16 receives a digital neuro-electrical coded signal
- the neuro-electrical coded signal is directed to a particularized storage area. For example, if the neuro-electrical coded signal is
- step 34 the software adjusts the neuro-electrical coded signals as required, in step 34.
- step 34 is bypassed and step 36 is performed whereby the
- neuro-electrical coded signal is broadcast to the specified body organ, after conversion to analog form.
- the brain often makes modifications to the neuro-electrical coded signals hi order
- Such neuro-electrical coded signals have a central linear carrier which is analog.
- the signal is of a direct current nature and has many coded
- the neuro-electrical coded signals can provide instructions as they
- modulating instructions broadcast from the medulla oblongata hi one embodiment of the invention, the process of broadcasting by the treatment
- member 10 is accomplished by direct conduction or transmission through unbroken skin in a
- the treatment member 10 is brought into contact with the skin in a selected target area that allows for the transport of the signal to the target nerve(s).
- the process of broadcasting the neuro-electrical coded signal is accomplished by direct conduction via attachment of an electrode to the receiving nerve or nerve plexus. This requires a surgical intervention as required to physically attach the electrode to the selected target nerve. Direct implantation on the nervous system of the selected endocrine and exocrine glands may be performed in order to
- presynaptic or post synaptic may be attached to ganglion or nerve plexus associated with the desired secretion function.
- the process of broadcasting may be
- non-invasive applications may be accomplished by transposing the neuro-electrical coded signal into a seismic, micro-phonic, or photonic form where it is sent
- the treatment member 10 is pressed against the unbroken skin surface using an
- one or more treatment members 10 may be coils and used
- neuro-electrical coded signals to an organ, gland, muscle or to a specific nerve or nerve plexus.
- the treatment member 10 may be placed on or near the skin proximal to the selected nerve(s) or as an implantable technique.
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