This massage head includes a housing, having two active members emerging from the lower surface thereof, having its free lower edge, opposite to the housing, intended to be in contact with a patient's skin. One at least of said active members is formed of a flap hinged within the housing and capable of being pivoted to bring the lower edges of said active members closer to each other or draw them away from each other, the relative displacement of said at least one flap being ensured by means of a rotary cam formed within the housing, the rotation axis of the cam being oriented substantially parallel to the displacement direction of said at least one flap. The cam includes at least one cam track formed on its periphery, intended to cooperate with the flap support(s), having one or their ends hinged in the housing.

Massaging support including: a contact surface for a user, the contact surface including an oscillating area, at least one collapsible element, inside the massaging support and placed below each oscillating zone, the collapsible element including: an inner portion including elastically compressible material, to allow geometric variation of the oscillating zone, a casing, including the inner portion and including a gas-tight membrane, and volume variation apparatus for extracting and/or introducing gas into the enclosure, and including: a pump exclusively for extracting gas from the casing, a valve, for allowing or blocking the introduction of gas into the casing, the massaging support further including controller, to repeat several times, on command, the operations of: in a first half-period of time to contract one of the collapsible elements, placing it in depression, and, in a second half-period of time, to open the valve and expand the collapsible element.

The presently disclosed subject matter provides a mechanism in which DVTs form when reduced muscular activity results in loss of oscillatory shear-dependent transcriptional and ant-thrombotic phenotypes in peri-valvular venous endothelial cells. Endothelial cells surrounding the venous valve, where DVTs originate, experience oscillatory shear forces in response to muscular activity. Peri-valvular venous endothelial cells express high levels of FOXC2 and PROX1, transcription factors known to be activated by oscillatory shear stress, exhibit an anti-thrombotic phenotype characterized by low levels of the procoagulant proteins von Willebrands Factor (vWF), P-selectin and intercellular adhesion molecule 1 (ICAM1), high levels of the anticoagulant proteins thrombomodulin (THBD), endothelial protein C receptor (EPCR) and tissue factor pathway inhibitor (TFPI), and resistance to thrombin-induced clot formation. The peri-valvular venous anti-thrombotic endothelial phenotype is lost following femoral artery ligation that reduces venous flow or genetic loss of FOXC2 or PROX1 in mice, and at the site of human DVT associated with lethal PE.

A percussive massage appliance has a general Y-shape, with first and second handle portions being suitable for being held by first and second hands, respectively, of a user, with the percussive massage head reciprocating along an axis that lies in a major arc defined by the two handle portions. One use for the device is so that a user can grip the device with both hands while delivering a percussive massage to his own lower back muscles. The device has a rotation mechanism such that the user can rotate the reciprocation axis through an arc of about 120 degrees relative to the handles, and an extension handle mates with one of the handle portions, providing great versatility to the user.

A portable device for massage provides both massage through vibration and oil rubbing. The device mainly includes a gear mounting plate along with shafts, motor, motor gear, cycle gear, first bevel gear, bracket along with actuator and quarter pin joint, second bevel gear, vibrating plate along with vibrating knobs, oil rubbing plate, crank pin and bearing. This device is operated on DC current which makes it suitable for usage in vehicles. This device provides relief through vibration and oil rubbing at any part of body based on inception of pain.

Two groups of massage heads are arranged on a main body of the movement, each massage head group includes a first massage head and a second massage head, the movement body includes the motor, the worm on the motor driven at both ends of the turbine, each turbine transmission including a kneading gear with a shaft, the first massage head is arranged at the end of one connecting arm, the other end of the connecting arm is arranged on the shaft, and a connecting arm. The distance between two nodules and a third nodule of each of the two groups of massage heads emulates a human thumb and fingers; a cover coupled to the main body including at least two adjustable straps configured to accept human arms; and a buckle coupled to the at least two adjustable straps to enable lengthening and shortening of the at least two adjustable straps.

A massage mechanism and its massager. The massage mechanism includes a base, motor, drive assembly, first drive shaft, first bearing, first massage drive assembly, first massage head assembly, inter-shaft drive assembly, second transmission shaft, second bearing, second massage drive assembly and second massage head. There is also provided a massager including the foregoing massage mechanism. The mechanism could optimize those unstable and noisy features for an ideal massage experience, and solve the problem that multiple massage actions cannot be driven by a single motor.

A toe-tapping exercise machine includes: a foot rest part having a right foot rest adapted to seat a user's right foot thereon and a left foot rest adapted to seat the user's left foot thereon; and an operating part coupled to the foot rest part to allow toe portions of the foot rest part to tap each other, the operating part including: a driving motor for transferring rotating power; a right foot rest operator for receiving the rotating power from the driving motor to operate the right foot rest; and a left foot rest operator for receiving the rotating power from the driving motor to operate the left foot rest, the driving motor being disposed between the right foot rest operator and the left foot rest operator and having rotary shafts extended from both sides thereof.

A treatment unit includes a treatment part including a treatment element, a first drive unit including a swash plate eccentric cam and a second drive unit including an eccentric cam. One of the first drive unit and the second drive unit is connected to the treatment part, and the other one of the first drive unit and the second drive unit is connected to the one of the first drive unit and the second drive unit.

The present invention provides a wearable neck and shoulder massager device having a wearable assembly including: a front section, a rear section, an interior section located between the front and the rear sections, a top section connected to the top of the front and the rear sections, and a lower section connected to the bottom of the front and the rear sections. A right upper shoulder support member and a left upper shoulder support member are connected to the top section of the wearable neck massager. The structure also includes a plurality of massage heads affixed to the front section of the neck massager for massaging the back of the neck and/or shoulders of the wearer. Also, a motor and controller are connected to a power source located within the interior section of the wearable neck massager, wherein the motor causes vibrational, rotational, and/or oscillating movement of the massage heads for massaging the back of the neck and/or shoulders of the wearer.