Distribution of Electrical Stimulation Current of a Minimally Invasive Endovascular Stent-Electrode

The implantable brain-computer interface is a kind of brain-computer interaction device. The electrode array implanted in the deep surface of the brain is used to study neural function and medical rehabilitation. Nowadays, the implanted type usually has different degrees of damage to the brain, and the intravascular electrode, as the best technology, has the advantage of no need to drill holes in the brain, and the EEG signal collected is also strong, so it has become a very promising direction. This paper mainly discusses the intravascular use of vascular stent as a carrier, the attachment of the electrode array to the vascular stent, and the multi-physical field simulation of the array in the superior sagittal sinus. By discussing the layout of different electrode arrays and the discussion of grounding electrodes, this paper summarizes a relatively reasonable electrode array layout and a relatively reasonable selection of grounding electrodes.