Control device for delivering electrical therapy

Details Control device for delivering electrical therapy Control device for delivering electrical therapy

2001-09-28

2003-06-03

Reid, Stella (Department: 2914)

Medical and laboratory equipment

Equipment for diagnosis, analysis, or treatment

Article for topical care, nursing or rehabilitation

Design Patent

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D0475463

CLAIM:
The ornamental design for a control device for delivering electrical therapy, as shown and described.

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