Surgery: light – thermal – and electrical application – Light – thermal – and electrical application – Electrical therapeutic systems
Patent
1998-06-24
2000-01-18
Jastrzab, Jeffrey R.
Surgery: light, thermal, and electrical application
Light, thermal, and electrical application
Electrical therapeutic systems
607149, A61N 120
Patent
active
060164514
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a Neurological Stabilizer Device and is directed particularly to provide to the human organism a flux of electric current with the purpose of regulating, in certain cases and circumstances, the natural electric impulses of the human organism, in order to maintain them in a regular average with the objective to stabilize the general condition of the human. This body treatment device has an electrically conductive casing with an internal battery holder compartment arranged for extending conductive wire leads from positive and negative terminals of an internal battery in a manner adapted to contact the skin of a human body and conduct battery current through the body skin. One wire lead forms a latch to hold a battery removably within the compartment. The leads preferably are parallel wires spaced approximately three centimeters apart. A binding harness attaches the device to the body with the wire leads in contact with the skin to conduct battery current. This Neurological Stabilizer Device combines for such purpose, a plurality of components amongst which are included: a positively charged core formed by the combination of a copper casing and an aluminum casing, a positive electrode connected to a primary wire, a negative electrode connected to a secondary wire (part of which is placed inside the aluminum casing), a coil, a capacitor, a battery. To operate the Neurological Stabilizer Device, the positive electrode and the negative electrode, interconnected with the rest of the components are positioned over the skin of the person to be treated, this way, the electric flux originated by the Neurological Stabilizer Device will be transmitted to the body of such person to stimulate and regulate in general the nervous system.
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Brown Laurence R.
Jastrzab Jeffrey R.
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