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Donal D. Muccio, Hoover, AL US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100204327 | Methods for making retinoids and uses thereof - Described herein are methods for making retinoids. Also described herein are retinoids and methods of use thereof. | 08-12-2010 |
Philip Muccio, Ypsilanti, MI US
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| 20110071595 | SYSTEM FOR USING ELECTRICAL MUSCLE STIMULATION TO INCREASE BLOOD FLOW IN BODY PARTS - A system for stimulating muscles and increasing blood flow in one or more specific body parts is provided. This system includes at least one electrode adapted to be placed circumferentially around a body part, wherein the at least one electrode is operative to deliver electrical impulses sufficient to induce muscle contractions in the body part; at least one stimulation module in electrical communication with the at least one electrode, wherein the at least one stimulation module is operative to provide electrical impulses to the at least one electrode; and a control module in electrical communication with the at least one stimulation module, wherein the at least one control module is operative to control the characteristics of the electrical impulses. | 03-24-2011 |
Philip E. Muccio, Columbus, OH US
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| 20120016440 | NEUROMUSCULAR STIMULATION SYSTEM - A wearable neuromuscular stimulation and neuroprosthetic system and device for treating spinal cord injury, stroke, and other neurological conditions; and for the management of chronic pain. This invention provides a system for transcutaneous neuromuscular stimulation and typically comprises a wearable item that further includes a flexible, non-conductive material; at least one flexible, generally flat electrode attachable to or embedded within the wearable item; and a programmable electrical stimulation device connectable to the electrode(s). Each electrode typically includes a silver-impregnated or silver-treated material. | 01-19-2012 |
Philip Edward Muccio, Ypsilanti, MI US
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| 20100114238 | INTEGRATION OF FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN PROSTHETIC SOCKETS, LINERS, AND GARMENTS FOR IMPROVED AMPUTEE CARE AND PERFORMANCE - The present disclosure provides a functional electrode stimulation (FES) apparatus for use with prosthetic limbs. FES may provide the benefits of pain management, muscle building, prevention of muscle atrophy, and muscle re-education of residual limb and/or peri-residual limb muscles. The FES apparatus comprises a portable electrical stimulator; means to carry a current between the electrical stimulator and a prosthetic limb liner or socket; a plurality of elastic conductors integrated with the prosthetic limb liner or socket and capable of carrying the current from the means; a plurality of thin planar conductive fabric electrodes capable of carrying the current from the elastic conductors; and a plurality of thin electrodes capable of carrying the current between the thin planar conductive fabric electrodes and the skin of a patient. | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100114273 | ELECTRODE FOR FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION - The present disclosure provides a hydrogel electrode designed to be integrated within a wearable functional electrode stimulation (FES) system. The wearable FES system comprises a portable electrical stimulator; wearable and stretchable clothing; an electrical connection between the electrical stimulator and the wearable and stretchable clothing; means to carry a current within the clothing; and one or more hydrogel electrode(s) which interface between the clothing and an applicable body part. | 05-06-2010 |