Apparatus for temporarily arresting arthritic pain
CA 1068787 A · Owner: Liss, Saul · Inventors: Liss, Saul
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Apparatus for Temporarily Arresting Arthritic Pain Abstract of the Disclosure, The present invention pertains to portable electronic apparatus which is locally applied to relieve an arthritic condition and as a treatment relieves the pain for a time period of one hour to eight hours. No curative effects are claimed or anticipated by this apparatus however, the temporary, relief appears to equal or surpass local cortisone shots in joints, inflamed muscles or other arthritic afflicted areas and without the side effects of cortisone. The present apparatus preferably as a small electronic device employs a current source provided by a battery having nominally eighteen volts d.c. This current is …
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- Granted December 25, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 25, 1996.
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