Non-invasive method and apparatus for modulating brain signals t

Details Non-invasive method and apparatus for modulating brain signals t Non-invasive method and apparatus for modulating brain signals t

1987-11-13

1989-12-26

Jaworski, Francis

Surgery

Magnetic field applied to body for therapy

Electromagnetic coil

128420A, 61N 142, 61N 136, A61N 142, A61N 136

Patent

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048895261

ABSTRACT:
This invention incorporates the discovery of new principles which utilize magnetic and electric fields generated by time varying square wave currents of precise repetition, width, shape and magnitude to move through coils and cutaneously applied conductive electrodes in order to stimulate the nervous system and reduce pain in humans. Timer means, adjustment means, and means to deliver current to the coils and conductive electrodes are described, as well as a theoretical model of the process. The invention incorporates the concept of two cyclic expanding an collapsing magnetic fields which generate precise wave forms in conjunction with each other to create a beat frequency which in turn causes the ion flow in the nervous system of the human body to be efficiency moved along the nerve path where the locus of the pain exists to thereby reduce the pain. The wave forms are create either in one or more coils, one or more pairs of electrodes, or a combination of the two.

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