A negative and positive pressure therapy device applies intermittent positive pressure to prevent edema in patient bodies.
Segmenting the drive module from the stick reduces weight and improves cleaning while maintaining suction.
Flexible multilayer structures apply pneumatic pulsations to target body areas, replacing invasive cardiac systems with accessible home-based care.
Periodic jugular pressure gradients enhance convective waste clearance without sustaining harmful intracranial stress.
A dual-structured air cell system delivers controlled pneumatic massage to the stomach for constipation relief.
Segmented inflatable compartments alternate pressure application to inhibit intra-pelvic bleeding while preventing skin breakdown and necrosis.
A massager uses a motor-driven separating body to deform isolated air pressure generating cavities and create massage ports.
A massage device with a telescopic member provides reciprocating motion for knocking or sucking effects.
Flexible arm maintains bent positions to customize placement, resolving the trade-off between operation simplicity and individual shape adaptability.
A reciprocating piston balances internal and external air pressure through a venting device to generate suction and blowing effects.
Inflatable air cells expand to hold users in place, preventing jostling during high-force massage programs.