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The future of lithium and lithium-ion batteries in implantable medical devices

Journal of Power Sources, 2001
New implantable medical devices and applications are being developed at a rapid rate. Many of these applications have higher power and/or energy requirements than existing applications. These needs will drive the development of new primary lithium chemistries and the implementation of rechargeable lithium-ion technology.
Craig L. Schmidt, Paul M. Skarstad
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THE MEDICAL ECONOMICS OF LITHIUM TREATMENT FOR MANIC-DEPRESSIVES

Psychiatric Services, 1977
UThere is flO longer any real doubt that lithium carhonate has a preventive effect on recurrent manicdepressive psychoses. There have been well-controlled double-blind studies confirming a prophylactic effeet.”2 A study that involved 18 hospitals and 205 patients showed that lithium was significantly more effective than a placebo in preventing relapses.
P P, Cusano, J, Mayo, R A, O'Connell
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Hybrid cathode lithium batteries for implantable medical applications

Journal of Power Sources, 2006
Abstract Lithium batteries with hybrid cathodes of Ag 2 V 4 O 11 and CF x have been developed that combine the best features of both cathode components. They can offer power density and energy density that are competitive with or superior to other developed battery chemistries, along with the stability and reliability needed for implantable ...
Kaimin Chen, Donald R. Merritt, William G. Howard, Craig L. Schmidt, Paul M. Skarstad   +4 more
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Miniature pin-type lithium batteries for medical applications

Journal of Power Sources, 2005
Abstract Miniature pin-type batteries featuring lithium-ion rechargeable chemistry and lithium/CF x chemistry have been developed for implantable medical applications. The characteristics of these batteries include hermeticity, small volume, and high power.
Mikito Nagata, Ashok Saraswat, Hiroshi Nakahara, Hiroyuki Yumoto, David M. Skinlo, Kaname Takeya, Hisashi Tsukamoto   +6 more
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The lithium—iodine cell for medical and commercial applications

Journal of Power Sources, 1980
Abstract The lithium—iodine solid electrolyte pacemaker cell is described along with other versions of the cell intended for watches, CMOS memories and oil well data logging applications. Process modifications are mentioned which can increase the current density of the system from 1 μA/cm2 in pacemaker cells to 60 μA/cm2 in button cells for watches ...
Alan A. Schneider, David E. Harney, Marilyn J. Harney   +2 more
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Lithium-/Manganese Dioxide Medium Rate Batteries for Medical Applications

ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2009
Abstract not Available.
Jürgen Drews, Gerd Fehrmann, Thomas Hucke, Roland Staub, Tim Traulsen   +4 more
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Remission of vitiligo and lithium salt medication.

Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet, 1975
Suwana Ab
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Medical Lithium

2023
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Lithium’s renaissance: From psychiatric staple to multifaceted medical marvel

Journal of Integrative Medicine and Research
Abstract: Lithium, long established as a cornerstone in the treatment of bipolar disorder, has recently emerged as a potential therapeutic agent across a broad spectrum of medical fields. This narrative review examines the expanding role of lithium in contemporary medicine, highlighting its transition from a psychiatric staple to a versatile ...
Jayaprakash Russell Ravan, Jigyansa Ipsita Pattnaik, Udit Kumar Panda, Swayanka Samantaray, Bhumika Mishra   +4 more
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Post-lithium-ion battery cell production and its compatibility with lithium-ion cell production infrastructure

Nature Energy, 2021
Fabian Duffner, Niklas Kronemeyer
exaly