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Treatment of movement disorders with drug therapy
ActiveUS7155279B2Increase excitementPrevent movementElectrotherapyDiagnosticsTherapeutic exerciseMedicine
Introducing one or more stimulating drugs to the vagus nerve and / or one or more branches of the vagus nerve to treat movement disorders uses at least one implantable system control unit (SCU) with an implantable pump with at least one infusion outlet. Optional electrical stimulation may additionally be supplied by an implantable signal / pulse generator (IPG) with one or more electrodes. In certain embodiments, a single SCU provides one or more stimulating drugs and the optional electrical stimulation. In some embodiments, one or more sensed conditions are used to adjust stimulation parameters.
Owner:MEDTRONIC MIMIMED INC
Method and apparatus for automated delivery of therapeutic exercises of the upper extremity
ActiveUS20070265146A1Function increaseProvide resistancePhysical therapies and activitiesElectrotherapyEngineeringTherapeutic exercises
The invention provides a method and apparatus to enable a user to perform upper extremity exercises. The apparatus includes an arm with one end connected to a base to securely support the arm while locating the other end adjacent to the user, proximate the user's upper extremities. The arm is formed with a plurality of joints at or between its ends, each joint having one or more rotational degrees of freedom while providing resistance to rotational movement in the one or more degrees of freedom, such that the free end of the arm can be moved in three dimensional space, and such that the arm is self-supporting. A manipulandum assembly including a plurality of manipulanda is attached to the free end of the arm, each manipulandum being positioned within hand grasping range of the user, and each manipulandum being or representing an object encountered in an upper extremity activity of the user's daily life. Sensors on the arm, joints or manipulanda sense movement or force, and relay signals to a processing device in order to sample, display, store and process the signals into kinematic or kinetic variables. These variables may be processed to control software programs such as computer games and to allow quantification of performance for outcome evaluation of therapy regimes.
Owner:REHABTRONICS INC
Therapeutic exercise apparatus with multiple selectively interlockable sliding platforms
InactiveUS20140031175A1Quickly and easily reconfiguredImprove versatilityChiropractic devicesWalking aidsTherapeutic exerciseEngineering
An exercise apparatus comprises a frame having two parallel tracks, two platforms mounted on the first track by a sliding bearing, and two platforms mounted on the second track by a sliding bearing. The tracks are spaced apart a sufficient distance to permit the platforms on different tracks to move freely past each other. A transverse interlock allows selective connection of platforms on different tracks for movement together and a longitudinal interlock allows selective connection of platforms on the same track for movement together. The frame includes cross braces connecting the rails at their ends, and the rails, cross braces, and platforms all include connecting points for permitting the user to selectively connect to and between the frame and the platforms a variety of exercise accessories or appliances. The accessories can include elastic resistance bands, cord and pulley assemblies, handles, weights, and appliances for administering physical therapy.
Owner:PERALO CHARLES A
Therapeutic exercise device
ActiveUS7597656B2Easy transferIncrease rangeStretcherChiropractic devicesTherapeutic exerciseEngineering
A therapeutic exercise device which may be used both as a tilt table and as an exercise device includes a base and a support frame that is pivotally mounted on the base. The support frame has a lower end and an upper end. A carriage is mounted for sliding movement along at least a portion of the support frame. The carriage includes a lower section and an upper section that is pivotally attached to the lower section. The device also includes a left foot rest and a right foot rest, each of which is independently pivotally attached to the lower end of the support frame. A body-restraining belt is also provided to secure the body of a patient to the carriage.
Owner:DJO
Combined therapeutic exercise apparatus for the back
InactiveUSRE38057E1Provide supportPromote blood circulationRoller massageStiltsEngineeringTherapeutic exercises
An apparatus and a method for combiningly performing four important exercises localized to the lower back with the addition of weight resistance: a) the rotation or torsion of the lower spine and the lower back muscles; b) the bending of the spine forward and the exercising of abdominal muscles; c) the bending of the spine rearward and the exercising of the lumbar and erector muscles; d) the stretching and self-postural adjustment of the spine. The user performs the four exercises in the horizontal position with both legs in raised position. A swinging member accommodates the legs and allows the swinging, side-to-side motion of the legs. A second pivotal member helps the bending of the pelvis forward and rearward. A roller support assembly supports and massages the entire back during exercises. The user's body rests on an anatomical cushion support during exercises. The body's user experiences both the stretching of the intravertebral ligament and cartilage, while building postural awareness and self-adjusting spinal posture.
Owner:IDEAS FOR SALE +1
Method and apparatus for automated delivery of therapeutic exercises of the upper extremity
ActiveUS7837599B2Function increaseProvide resistancePhysical therapies and activitiesElectrotherapyEngineeringTherapeutic exercises
The invention provides a method and apparatus to enable a user to perform upper extremity exercises. The apparatus includes an arm with one end connected to a base to securely support the arm while locating the other end adjacent to the user, proximate the user's upper extremities. The arm is formed with a plurality of joints at or between its ends, each joint having one or more rotational degrees of freedom while providing resistance to rotational movement in the one or more degrees of freedom, such that the free end of the arm can be moved in three dimensional space, and such that the arm is self-supporting. A manipulandum assembly including a plurality of manipulanda is attached to the free end of the arm, each manipulandum being positioned within hand grasping range of the user, and each manipulandum being or representing an object encountered in an upper extremity activity of the user's daily life. Sensors on the arm, joints or manipulanda sense movement or force, and relay signals to a processing device in order to sample, display, store and process the signals into kinematic or kinetic variables. These variables may be processed to control software programs such as computer games and to allow quantification of performance for outcome evaluation of therapy regimes.
Owner:REHABTRONICS INC
Device and method for ankle rehabilitation
InactiveUS20130331742A1Increase rangeHigh strengthChiropractic devicesEye exercisersAnatomical structuresTherapeutic exercise
A device and method for facilitating both isolation and therapeutic exercises of a human appendage, specifically, an ankle and adjacent regions. The device includes a ball joint hinge, allowing a large range of motion, in combination with a locking mechanism that restricts all movement. The device can be utilized for methods to stretch and strengthen anatomical structures that have been damaged in a therapeutic manner.
Owner:AUPPERLE STEVEN DAVID +1
Therapeutic exercise apparatus with multiple selectively interlockable sliding platforms
InactiveUS9011296B2Quickly and easily reconfiguredImprove versatilityResilient force resistorsChiropractic devicesTherapeutic exerciseEngineering
An exercise apparatus comprises a frame having two parallel tracks, two platforms mounted on the first track by a sliding bearing, and two platforms mounted on the second track by a sliding bearing. The tracks are spaced apart a sufficient distance to permit the platforms on different tracks to move freely past each other. A transverse interlock allows selective connection of platforms on different tracks for movement together and a longitudinal interlock allows selective connection of platforms on the same track for movement together. The frame includes cross braces connecting the rails at their ends, and the rails, cross braces, and platforms all include connecting points for permitting the user to selectively connect to and between the frame and the platforms a variety of exercise accessories or appliances. The accessories can include elastic resistance bands, cord and pulley assemblies, handles, weights, and appliances for administering physical therapy.
Owner:PERALO CHARLES A
Supine spinal column flexing fixture and method
InactiveUS6071253AEasy to separateReduce accumulationOperating chairsChiropractic devicesSpinal columnTherapeutic exercise
There is disclosed a therapeutic exercise in which the patient lies in a supine position on a flat surface, with a long, smooth cylindrical roller having a constant compressed diameter from about 2 to about 4 inches throughout its length beneath the patient's back. The roller should be of sufficient length to span laterally across the entire patient's back and shoulders. The patient's slowly rolls his body over the roller from the sacrum along the lumbar and thoracic vertebrae by the pushing against the support surface with his feet and hands, and while shifting or rocking his body, side-to-side. The roller fixture includes a pair of end brackets which rotationally support a pair of end shafts of the roller and includes a frictional brake to restrain the rotation of the roller.
Owner:RIVERA ARNOLD
Adjustable therapeutic exercising apparatus and the method for the neck
InactiveUS7390286B1Reduce tensionRelieve painResilient force resistorsTherapeutic exerciseEngineering
An adjustable apparatus for exercising the neck including an assembly connected to an anchor by a tether that has an elastic portion. The assembly includes a cap, a harness to secure the cap on the head, and a saddle piece that extends across the back of the neck. The cap can be a helmet that forms a cam surface with a channel for slideably receiving the tether and a frontal extension forming a continuation of the cam surface. The tether is secured to the posterior of the helmet so as to extend over the cam surface to the anterior portion. The head assembly further includes a tether attachment adjustment mechanism, a harness adjusting ratchet, and a semi-rigid saddle to apply pressure to the neck of the person when the harness is tightened by the harness adjusting ratchet and when the head is tipped backwardly pulling on the tether.
Owner:EDGETON CALVIN
Therapeutic exercise apparatuses
ActiveUS20100204027A1Easily carried and otherwise transportedAvoid tanglesRestraining devicesChiropractic devicesDocking stationTherapeutic exercise
Described herein are exercise apparatuses suitably adapted for use by crippled persons for exercising their hips and legs. In one embodiment, an apparatus with a supporting structure and a seat mounted on the supporting structure. A cushion comprising a pad for splaying the knees of a user is mounted on the supporting structure. In another embodiment, there is a docking station suitably adapted for wheelchair users with a supporting structure protruding therefrom. A cushion is mounted on the protrusion for splaying the knees of the user. In yet another embodiment, a semispherical shaped seat is mounted on a supporting structure that can be adjusted to position a user near a handlebar structure with a supporting structure protruding therefrom. A cushion is mounted for splaying the knees of the user. Optionally, the cushions in the example embodiments may further comprise a patella pad. A knee spreader ball detached from the exercise apparatus permits training without the fixed cushion and, in a further form permits transport of a user without tangling the feet of the user.
Owner:DAUTERIVE ROSS
Exercise stand and active/passive pedalling device
InactiveUS20080221492A1Simple processPromote circulationChiropractic devicesEye exercisersTherapeutic exerciseWheelchair user
An active and passive motion device for therapeutic exercise of upper and lower extremities, in the form of a pedaling device for therapy of leg and associated articulations. The device comprises a combination exercise stand and active / passive pedaling device that enables users with and / or without motor skills to remain generally stationary and seated in a chair or wheel chair and use their legs to actively pedal the device or have their legs moved by the pedaling device. Disclosed in an aspect thereof is an improved ankle strap sandal for use in such therapy. A lift enables the pedaling device to be vertically positioned relative to the wheelchair user when atop the support stand.
Owner:ELCHONEN AVRAHM
Use of game constructs in measurement and enhancement of inhibitory control
This disclosure relates generally to testing for purposes of diagnosis and general research in the area of cognitive function, especially with respect to participants with below average abilities to inhibit their actions in response to stimuli. This disclosure also relates to the use of a game scenario to exercise an ability to react to the presentation of a stop-signal by inhibiting the execution of a response to a go-signal presented shortly before. This is known as a Stop-Signal Task. Additional tasks that require inhibitory control such as Differential Reinforcement of Low rates (DRL) or Reversal Learning may be implemented alone or in combination with the Stop-Signal Task in either a testing or imaging implementation or in software used to provide therapeutic exercise of inhibitory control.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
Therapeutic exercise apparatuses
ActiveUS7967738B2Easily carried and otherwise transportedAvoid tanglesRestraining devicesChiropractic devicesDocking stationTherapeutic exercise
Owner:DAUTERIVE ROSS
Therapeutic exercise device
InactiveUS8951169B1Conveniently and effectively rehabilitateDumb-bellsTherapeutic exerciseForearm muscle
A therapeutic exercise device includes an elongated, hollow tube having a sleeve slidably and rotatably mounted thereon. The sleeve is held on the tube by a pair of opposing retainers, each having a rounded end cap attached thereto. Either cap is removable to expose an interior chamber for receiving a desired number of weighted cylinders that vary the overall weight of the tube. Accordingly, a user loads the chamber with a desired number of weighted cylinders and grasps the tube with one hand. The sleeve is grasped and reciprocally rotated with the other hand to exert the hand, wrist and forearm muscles.
Owner:CASPER DWIGHT E
Compact multimode device and method for low impact therapeutic exercise
InactiveUS20050282691A1Increase loopStiltsMovement coordination devicesTherapeutic exerciseEngineering
An multimodal exercise device that is compact and designed for low impact therapeutic exercise allowing for multiple modes of motion for exercising or improving a user's circulation when the user places his or her feet or hands on the device's contact elements and moves them in at least one of the modes of motion. The device is preferentially used while the user is seated and can accommodate exercise in situations where exercise is not traditionally accomplished, such as at a desk, or while traveling in a plane, train, or automobile. The device includes a base, a stand, a connector, a beam, and two contact elements, configured in such a manner as to allow multiple modes of motion. Modes of motion include, but are not limited to, sliding, stepping, and cycling.
Owner:VTFLEX
Multifunctional exercise apparatus for posture correction
The invention relates to the field of therapeutic-athletic exercise apparatus. The claimed exercise apparatus comprises a vertical guide rail that has a support for sliding. Disposed on the guide rail are: a movable horizontal crossbar which is connected to a pivoting roller unit and to fasteners for cables, and can be moved along the length of the guide rail and fastened in various positions, and which also has places for attaching athletic accessories; a pull-up bar mounted at the top, having a place for attaching athletic accessories and having guide rollers for cables; a pivoting arm connected through its axis of rotation to the lower part of the vertical guide rail such that the arm is capable of both pivoting and being fastened in various positions, moreover, mounted on the end of the arm is a horizontal crossbar having a place for fastening athletic accessories and having guide rollers for cables. The claimed exercise apparatus is suitable for both general exercises and for therapeutic purposes related to posture correction, thus making the exercise apparatus universal.
Owner:IVANOV ALEXANDR URIEVICH
Treatment of movement disorders with drug therapy
Owner:MEDTRONIC MIMIMED INC
Method and device for improving temporomandibular joint range of motion and strengthening/massaging jaw muscles
ActiveUS9220653B2Extended range of motionIncrease muscle strengthPneumatic massageChiropractic devicesTherapeutic exerciseRange of motion
A therapeutic exercising device that can simultaneously increase temporomandibular joint range of motion and strengthen jaw muscles comprises two bite members with bite portions for insertion between a user's teeth and a bellows between the bite members that moves them relative to each other toward an open position that separates the user's upper and lower jaws. A spring exerts a predetermined opening force on the bite members open, and one or more elastic members attached between the bite members exert an opposing closing force. A user-operated pneumatic pump introduces air under pressure into the bellows to open the bite members when the closing force is sufficient to overcome the opening force. The device can be used with air bladders that massage the jaw muscles, with the optional application of heat or cold. The device is usable with a mandible translation adapter to exercise a user's mandible in the posterior-anterior direction.
Owner:THERAPEUTIC MOBILIZATION DEVICES
Orthopedic device for stabilizing the lower leg and enabling knee motion therapy
PendingUS20210077287A1Promote proper healingPrevent rotationRestraining devicesMedial rotationMedial surface
A support device provides elevation and support for a patient's foot and limits lateral and medial rotation of the foot relative to the knee. This protects the knee from injury during healing. The device includes a generally flat main body, two spaced-apart lateral ridges, and a medial depression between the lateral ridges that provides a support surface on which the foot may be positioned. The lateral ridges can extend to a height above the support surface so that inner side surfaces of the lateral ridges are adjacent to a majority of a foot placed in the medial depression. The support surface can include a heel aperture extending through the main body to provide a continuous heel pocket allowing the heel to remain freely suspended when the foot is placed in the device. The device can additionally or alternatively include a slidable base allowing the device to better slide on a surface enabling the user to perform therapeutic exercises.
Owner:BONE FOAM
Gamified electromyographic neuromuscular reeducation therapy system
A method, system and apparatus for gamified electromyographic neuromuscular reeducation therapy may include an EMG receiver and a mobile computing device. In some embodiments, the mobile computing device receives an EMG signal from an EMG sensor couplable to a muscle of a user. The mobile computing device converting the EMG signal to an action item of a game feature in an electronic game. In some embodiments, the electronic game includes secondary features displayed on a user interface and adapted to instigate a user to perform therapeutic movements associated with a neuromuscular reeducation therapy. In some embodiment, the mobile computing device executes the action item of the game feature and displays a result of the action item on the user interface.
Owner:DYNOFIT
Compact multimode device for low impact therapeutic exercise
An multimodal exercise device that is compact and designed for low impact therapeutic exercise allowing for multiple modes of motion for exercising or improving a user's circulation when the user places his or her feet or hands on the device's contact elements and moves them in at least one of the modes of motion. The device is preferentially used while the user is seated and can accommodate exercise in situations where exercise is not traditionally accomplished, such as at a desk, or while traveling in a plane, train, or automobile. The device includes a base, a stand, a connector, a beam, and two contact elements, configured in such a manner as to allow multiple modes of motion. Modes of motion include, but are not limited to, sliding, stepping, and cycling. Electronics integrated into the exercise device and software allow the user to monitor and / or record his or her exercise.
Owner:VTFLEX
Externally applied medicament for treating exogenous injury of athletes
InactiveCN101269183AAvoid necrosisRemissionPowder deliveryDermatological disorderSalvia miltiorrhizaMyrrh
The invention provides an external applying drug for curing trauma of sportsmen, which belongs to the Chinese patent drug technical field, in particular relates to a drug for curing hematoma, muscle strains, pain and old trauma caused by injuries from falls. The external applying drug can dissolve the haemostasis, promote the blood circulation, and recoverie the functions of organs. The drug dissolves the haemostasis of the injuries from falls with a success ratio approximate to 100 percent. The drug consists of giant knotweed, motherwort, rhizoma ligustici wallichii, red paeonia, ampelopsis japonica, frankincense, myrrh, safflower, peach seed, salvia miltiorrhiza, dragon blood, trumpetweed, Gardenia and wheat. The drug has low cost, wide drug resources and simple preparation technology, and is safe, reliable and nontoxic.
Owner:马希文
Therapeutic sports towel
InactiveUS8083652B2Absorbent to carryConvenient to carrySleeping rugTravelling rugEngineeringGolf Ball
The invention is a therapeutic sports towel that integrates the features of a sports towel and a stretching device into a single device that incorporates the desired properties of the two. The therapeutic sports towel is thus absorbent and convenient to carry on a golf bag or drape over a shoulder, while also having the appropriate resistance and recoil properties for therapeutic stretching. Further, the combination of a towel material with a stretchable material ensures that the therapeutic stretching has a predetermined maximum length, to prevent the overstretching that is commonly associated with therapeutic stretching bands and so forth. Various embodiments of the invention include one or more pockets for holding ice or ice packs, such that the ice or ice packs may be retained in place against sore or pulled muscles by tying or fastening the therapeutic towel appropriately around the body or a body appendage. Further, the therapeutic sports towel may include straps that are encased in end pockets, such that the straps can be revealed as necessary for use in particular exercises.
Owner:BRODY LEE RICHARD +2
Method and device for improving temporomandibular joint range of motion and strengthening/massaging jaw muscles
ActiveUS20140018710A1Extended range of motionIncrease muscle strengthPneumatic massageChiropractic devicesTherapeutic exerciseRange of motion
A therapeutic exercising device that can simultaneously increase temporomandibular joint range of motion and strengthen jaw muscles comprises two bite members with bite portions for insertion between a user's teeth and a bellows between the bite members that moves them relative to each other toward an open position that separates the user's upper and lower jaws. A spring exerts a predetermined opening force on the bite members open, and one or more elastic members attached between the bite members exert an opposing closing force. A user-operated pneumatic pump introduces air under pressure into the bellows to open the bite members when the closing force is sufficient to overcome the opening force. The device can be used with air bladders that massage the jaw muscles, with the optional application of heat or cold. The device is usable with a mandible translation adapter to exercise a user's mandible in the posterior-anterior direction.
Owner:THERAPEUTIC MOBILIZATION DEVICES
Therapeutic Exercise Device
InactiveUS20140121081A1Process stabilitySimple structurePhysical therapyStiltsCompressible materialSupporting system
A therapeutic exercise support system for patients helps stabilize a body area, such as a neck, lower back or knee, during exercise. The systems and methods include a first body formed of a compressible material, the body having a substantially rounded support surface, a base surface and a cavity formed therein, the cavity being accessible from a surface of the body. The open cavity allows the density of the first body to be raised to suit different needs. Additionally, at least one insertable second body formed of a compressible material and formed to fit within the cavity of the first body, as well as at least one elevating panel formed of a compressible material having a density and attachable to the base surface of the first body to thereby raise a height of the rounded support surface of the first body from a base structure, may be included.
Owner:YU CHANG JUN
Exercise and learning concept using an exercise and learning device for the therapeutic treatment of patients in the medical domain
InactiveUS20130204625A1Without major loss of timeRemedy physical and/or mental deficiencies of patientsSpeech analysisElectrical appliancesTherapeutic exerciseTherapeutic treatment
The invention relates to an exercise and learning concept and to a mobile exercise and learning device for the therapeutic treatment of patients, said concept being based on a network system. Said exercise and learning concept and exercise and learning device are used for the therapeutic treatment of patients in order to allow mobile and interactive learning. Said exercise and learning device comprises exercise and learning modules which are individually adapted to a patient who can also perform therapeutic exercises irrespective of the time and place.
Owner:AICHER HERMANN
Apparatus and method for passive and active therapeutic exercise
InactiveUS7238161B2Good treatment effectChiropractic devicesEye exercisersTherapeutic exerciseMedicine
Owner:KOMKIN ANDREI V +1
Exercise Device for Use as a Walking Stick Having an Ergonomically Angled Handle
InactiveUS20160213107A1Alleviating chronic back painLow back painWalking sticksTherapeutic exerciseHorizontal axis
An ergonomic walking stick of the present invention is particularly useful during therapeutic exercise involving walking. The ergonomic walking stick of the present invention has an ergonomically angled handle that allows for a more comfortable wrist angle through the entire walking stride. In one exemplary embodiment, ergonomically angled handle is angled with respect to the handle support section and is further canted in relation to the plane defined by the vertical axis of the shaft and the horizontal axis of the handle support section.
Owner:BYRD TIMOTHY N +1
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