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US 2017/0291007 A1Published application
Therapeutic Vibration System
AssigneeSonusmed, Incorporated
InventorsAnju Dubey, Shreya Dubey
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Abstract
A therapeutic vibrational system for treating such conditions as hypertension may have a plurality of vibrating patches; each including a vibrating motor with an adhesive for application to a person's skin permitting the plurality of vibrating patches to be placed in two or more locations on the person's skin, as well as a controller with a user interface and configured to provide control instructions to the plurality of vibrating patches.
Claims26
A therapeutic vibrational system comprising:
- a) a plurality of vibrating patches;
- each comprising:
- i) a vibrating motor;
- and
- ii) an adhesive for application to a person's skin;
- wherein the plurality of vibrating patches can be placed in two or more locations on said person's skin;
- and
- b) a controller with a user interface and configured to provide control instructions to the plurality of vibrating patches.
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A therapeutic vibrational system comprising:
- a) a frame comprising:
- i) a frame controller;
- ii) a wireless signal receiver for receiving control instructions;
- and
- iii) a battery;
- b) a plurality of vibrating patches, each comprising:
- i) a vibrating motor;
- and
- ii) an adhesive for application to a person's skin;
- wherein the plurality of vibrating patches can be place in two or more locations on said person's skin;
- and
- c) a plurality of tethers coupling the plurality of vibrating patches to the frame, each of said tethers comprising:
- i) a communication line for transmission of said control instructions from said frame controller to the plurality of vibrating patches;
- and
- ii) a power line for providing electrical power from the frame battery to each of the plurality of vibrating patches;
- wherein the wireless signal receiver of the frame receives control instructions from a remote controller having a user interface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.