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Surgery: Kinesitherapy > Kinesitherapy > Device With Applicator Having Specific Movement > Flexible Membrane Caused To Move By Fluid Pressure > For Applying Pulsating Or Sequential Pressure For Applying Pulsating Or Sequential PressureFor Applying Pulsating Or Sequential Pressure patent applications listed are from June 2005 to current and include Date, Patent Application Number, Patent Title, Patent Abstract summary and are linked to the corresponding patent application page.08/10/06 - 20060178604 - Blood pumping system The human heart is assisted in moving blood through blood vessels by alternately applying and relieving pressure about a blood vessel with a vessel constrictor. The blood flow is restricted to one direction along the blood vessel by restrictors. The application of pressure to the blood vessel may be timed ... 10/13/05 - 20050228321 - Spine massager A spine massager is disclosed to include a master air bladder, two supplementary air bladders bilaterally provided at the top side of the master air bladder, and a pressure control unit formed of a switch pressure switch and a second pressure switch and connectable to an external air pump for ... 07/21/05 - 20050159690 - Method and apparatus for assisting vascular flow through external compression synchronized with venous phasic flow An automatic portable ambulant miniaturized system for applying pneumatic pressure to a body limb including a portable ambulant hand-held fluid source unit, a conduit for delivering fluid generated by the unit, and a pressure sleeve coupled to the conduit and adapted to envelop a body limb. The pressure sleeve contains ... 06/23/05 - 20050137506 - Passive exercise apparatus Apparatus for passively exercising at least a portion of a human body includes an inflatable bag which exerts a force during inflation, an electrical air pump disposed in fluid communication with the bag for supplying an atmospheric air medium to inflate the bag, a solenoid valve disposed in fluid communication ... ### FreshPatents.com Support |