Stimulation device for acupuncture points

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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128 67, 128327, A61H 1100

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047168986

ABSTRACT:
A stimulation device of an acupuncture point comprising a stimulation member acting by pressure, rigidly connected to an element adapted for maintaining the member pressed on the portion of the body where the acupuncture point in consideration is situated. The pressure member of the stimulation member is surrounded by a peripheral ridge adapted for bearing on the skin and provided for limiting its driving in the central pressure member which is adapted for coming to bear on the acupuncture point being rigidly connected at its periphery to a resiliently deformable crown of general convex shape which causes, by a driving in of the central region rigidly connected to the central pressure member, the formation of a protruding annular crown the circular ridge of which forms a bearing line surrounding the pressure member.

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