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80 results about "Electrical muscle stimulation" patented technology

Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), also known as neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) or electromyostimulation, is the elicitation of muscle contraction using electric impulses. EMS has received an increasing amount of attention in the last few years for many reasons: it can be utilized as a strength training tool for healthy subjects and athletes; it could be used as a rehabilitation and preventive tool for partially or totally immobilized patients; it could be utilized as a testing tool for evaluating the neural and/or muscular function in vivo; it could be used as a post-exercise recovery tool for athletes. The impulses are generated by a device and are delivered through electrodes on the skin near to the muscles being stimulated. The electrodes are generally pads that adhere to the skin. The impulses mimic the action potential that comes from the central nervous system, causing the muscles to contract. The use of EMS has been cited by sports scientists as a complementary technique for sports training, and published research is available on the results obtained. In the United States, EMS devices are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Implantable medical device for treating cardiac mechanical dysfunction by electrical stimulation

An implantable stimulator and monitor measures a group of heart failure parameters indicative of the state of heart failure employing EGM signals, measures of blood pressure including absolute pressure P, developed pressure (DP=systolic P-diastolic P), and/or dP/dt, and measures of heart chamber volume (V) over one or more cardiac cycles. These parameters include: (1) relaxation or contraction time constant tau (.tau.); (2) mechanical restitution (MR), i.e., the mechanical response of a heart chamber to premature stimuli applied to the heart chamber; (3) recirculation fraction (RF), i.e., the rate of decay of PESP effects over a series of heart cycles; and (4) end systolic elastance (E.sub.ES), i.e., the ratios of end systolic blood pressure P to volume V. These heart failure parameters are determined periodically regardless of patient posture and activity level. The physician can determine whether a particular therapy is appropriate, prescribe the therapy for a period of time while again accumulating the stored patient data for a later review and assessment to determine whether the applied therapy is beneficial or not, thereby enabling periodic changes in therapy, if appropriate. Drug therapies and electrical stimulation therapies, including PESP stimulation, and pacing therapies including single chamber, dual chamber and multi-chamber (bi-atrial and/or bi-ventricular) pacing can be delivered. In patient's prone to malignant tachyarrhythmias, the assessment of heart failure state can be taken into account in setting parameters of detection or classification of tachyarrhythmias and the therapies that are delivered.
Owner:MEDTRONIC INC

Intelligent system for walking rehabilitation training

The invention relates to an intelligent system for walking rehabilitation training. The intelligent system comprises a weight-losing system, a walking training system, an upper machine lifting system, an electrocardiograph monitoring system, a muscle electrical stimulation system, an oxygen supply system, an audio and video system, a mirror surface and a control system. According to the intelligent system, through the suspension mode, the supporting mode and other modes, the running loads on legs during walking training are relieved, the discomfort brought to a patient by the long-term monotonous weight-losing mode is avoided, and the intelligent system can be suitable for patients of different physical conditions; the walking training system is scientifically and reasonably designed and conforms to the human engineering principle; the training environments of horizontal paths, up slopes and down slopes can be simulated, and the patient is actively guided to take scientific and effective walking training. In addition, the auxiliary functions of electrocardiograph monitoring, electric muscle stimulation, oxygen supply, virtual scene interaction and the like are achieved, the walking rehabilitation training of the patient is more intelligent, and the rehabilitation of the patient is accelerated.
Owner:GUANGDONG YISHENG IND CO LTD

Multiple-address controllable miniature neuromuscular blockade electrical stimulation system

InactiveCN103949012ASolving Coordination Shrinkage ProblemsOvercome the problem of only stimulating a single muscle groupArtificial respirationHuman bodyEngineering
The invention discloses a multiple-address controllable miniature neuromuscular blockade electrical stimulation system and belongs to the field of medical apparatuses and instruments. The multiple-address controllable miniature neuromuscular blockade electrical stimulation system comprises an in-vitro controller and multiple in-vivo miniature electrical stimulators, each in-vivo miniature electrical stimulator is provided with a fixed address, the in-vitro controller controls synchronous working of each miniature electrical stimulator through an instrument and provides energy required by electrical stimulation through wireless radio frequency and transmits an electrical stimulation command. The system multiple-address controllable miniature neuromuscular blockade electrical stimulation system sends the instrument to control the synchronous working of each miniature electrical stimulator through one in-vitro controller, achieves multiple-muscle-group coordinated exercise, perfects basic exercise of a human body, effectively solves the multiple-muscle-group coordinated shrinkage problem, and solves the problem that a traditional implanted product can only simulate muscle groups and the problem of replacement operation caused by battery service life.
Owner:HANGZHOU CHENGNUO MEDICAL SCI & TECH CO LTD

Gait recognition-based functional electrical muscular stimulation walking aid

InactiveCN106345055AAdjust stimulation parameters in real timeFacilitate remote monitoring workElectrotherapyWalking aidsCollection systemControl signal
A functional electrical muscle stimulation walking aid device based on gait recognition. The cloud server of the Internet of Things is wirelessly connected to n gait rehabilitation systems. The n gait rehabilitation systems have the same structure, and all include mobile phones or PCs, wireless routers, walking Gait acquisition system and functional neuromuscular electrical stimulator, the signal input end of the mobile phone or PC is connected to the signal output end of the gait acquisition system through a wireless router, and the control signal output end of the mobile phone or PC is connected to the functional neuromuscular through a wireless router The control signal input terminal of the electric stimulator, the signal output terminal of the mobile phone or PC is also wirelessly connected to the cloud server of the Internet of Things, and the output terminal of the functional neuromuscular electric stimulator is connected to the surface muscle stimulation electrode. The human body with the surface muscle stimulation electrode is different. The part is connected to the signal acquisition end of the gait acquisition system. The invention realizes closed-loop functional muscle electrical stimulation regulation with online real-time feedback, and achieves better walking aid and rehabilitation effects.
Owner:TIANJIN UNIV

Intelligent knee osteoarthritis correction integrated instrument

PendingCN108852584ARelieve pressureReduce gait deviationUltrasound therapyElectrotherapyQuadriceps muscleKnee Joint
The invention discloses an intelligent knee osteoarthritis correction integrated instrument, which comprises a thigh holder, a hinge, a shank holder and a sleeve sock, wherein the thigh holder is connected with the shank holder through the hinge, and a small low-frequency pulse electr-therapeutic apparatus is arranged in the middle of the thigh holder; a small ultra-short wave therapeutic apparatus is arranged in the middle of the hinge, and a central control management device is arranged in the middle of the shank holder; the lower edge of the shank holder is connected with the upper edge ofthe sleeve sock, and the sleeve sock adopts a double layer structure; an optical plantar pressure detector is arranged in the plantar interlayer of the sleeve sock. The intelligent knee osteoarthritiscorrection integrated instrument disclosed by the invention determines whether the gait of a patient is abnormal by the optical plantar pressure detector, thereby timely, effectively and dynamicallyalleviating burdens and correcting, and the quadriceps femoris is exercised to improve the knee joint by adopting a quadriceps femoris extensor training and neuromuscular electrical stimulation method, and the inflammation in the knee joint is alleviated by an ultra-short wave therapeutic apparatus, so that the deformed force line is corrected on the basis of eliminating the inflammation of the knee joint, thereby achieving the true correction and therapy double standard.
Owner:THE SECOND AFFILIATED HOSPITAL TO NANCHANG UNIV
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