Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1993-03-19
1994-08-30
Hindenburg, Max
Surgery
Truss
Pad
A61B 504
Patent
active
053418131
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for testing a muscle of a patient who is fitted with a myoelectric prosthetic device. The apparatus has an array of electrodes for testing the muscle over a wide area during a short period of time. The electric signals from the contraction are amplified, filtered, and converted to a digital signal. The digital signals are sent to a computer which causes a display to show one or more of the signals. A prosthetist uses the results to determine how to place the electrode in the device.
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Hanson William J.
Smits Matthijs
Teare Peter R.
Hindenburg Max
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
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