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titleOfInvention Medical heating device and method with self-regulating electrical heating element
abstract Miniaturized portable medical heating devices utilize electric heaters formed from self-regulating conductive materials such as conductive polymers or ceramics. Such materials have electrical resistance that changes gradually with temperature such that heat generation from the current through the material varies the resistance. The thermal insulation jacket houses a self-regulating heater element that can be connected to a power source. In one embodiment, the probe thermally connected to the heater extends outwardly from the jacket. In another embodiment, the self-regulating conductive material is in series with one of the electrode pairs (or three electrodes) intended to deliver high frequency energy to the tissue.
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