Use of hollow hypobaric chambers on body parts for increasing bl

Surgery – Instruments – External pressure applicator

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601152, A61B 1700

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an apparatus and method for subjecting a body part to a vacuum, engorging blood veins and reducing neurophatic pain. The body part is inserted through a donut like inflatable seal which is attached to an opening in the cylindrical rigid hypobaric chamber. The seal is inflated and the chamber evacuated utilizing a single air pump. The seal pressure and chamber vacuum are controlled and adjusted using preset or adjustable pressure release valves.

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