Electrode positioner for a splint to be used for muscle stimulation
CA 2343273 A1 · Owner: Arbel, Giora · Inventors: Arbel, Giora
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The invention provides a set of electrode positioners for skin-contacting surface electrodes used for electrical muscular stimulation in conjunction with a, splint, the set including at least one electrode positioner in the form of a scoop-like, structure, the concave surface of which substantially fits a first surface of a patient's, limb; at least one surface electrode of a predetermined size location and , orientation, fixedly attached to the concave surface and terminal means for connecting the at, least one electrode to a source of stimulation current the terminal means , being, accessible from the rear side of the concave surface wherein the electrode , positioner, is configured …
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- Filed April 5, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 5, 2021.
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