System, Device and Garment for Delivering Transcutaneous Electrical Stimulation
AssigneeGI Therapies Pty Ltd
InventorsBridget Rae Southwell, David Fisher, Rod Wiebenga, Lisa Tjernberg
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Abstract
An electrode connector assembly for use in transcutaneous electrical stimulation includes a flexible web extending in a plane and first, second, third and fourth electrode connectors carried by the web and spaced from each other about the web in the plane. The electrode connector assembly further includes an electrical connector and first, second, third and fourth conductors electrically coupling the respective first, second, third and fourth electrode connectors to the electrical connector.
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An electrode connector assembly for use in transcutaneous electrical stimulation, comprising:
- a flexible web extending in a plane;
- first, second, third and fourth electrode connectors carried by the web and spaced from each other about the web in the plane;
- an electrical connector;
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- first, second, third and fourth conductors electrically coupling the respective first, second, third and fourth electrode connectors to the electrical connector.
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A garment to be worn around a waist of a person to facilitate transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the person, the garment comprising:
- a first part to receive a first electrode connector assembly, wherein the first part comprises a plurality of electrode connectors to electrically couple to respective mating connectors of the first electrode connector assembly;
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- a second part to receive a second electrode connector assembly, wherein the second part comprises a plurality of electrode connectors to electrically couple to respective mating connectors of the second electrode connector assembly;
- wherein the first part and the second part are arranged to be coupled together when worn by the person.
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