Surgery – Diagnostic testing
Patent
1999-05-24
2000-12-05
Winakur, Eric F.
Surgery
Diagnostic testing
5600, A61B 500, A61G 700
Patent
active
061559768
ABSTRACT:
A reciprocating platform assembly for oscillating a subject supporting platform in a back and forth, headward to footward motion includes a platform mounted on displacement modules that are mounted to a frame. The displacement modules are signally connected to a processor that controls movement of the platform through operation of the displacement modules. The platform may be oscillated to soothe a subject on the platform to hasten a sleeping state of the subject or to minimize or prevent the occurrence of apneas in the subject. The platform may also be oscillated to assist or support ventilation and/or for cardiopulmonary/cardiac support of the subject. The platform is additionally useful in conjunction with a physiological monitor to rapidly shake the subject when an adverse event occurs to wake the subject and terminate the adverse event. The monitor may also be employed as a trigger for assisting or supporting ventilation and cardiac/cardiopulmonary support.
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Inman D. Michael
Meichner William J.
Sackner Marvin A.
Nims, Inc.
Winakur Eric F.
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