A physiotherapy device and a method for controlling the physiotherapy device are provided. The physiotherapy device may include an electric stimulator capable of generating electric pulses, a heating electrode sheet capable of attaching to a user's body, and a connecting component configured to connect with the heating electrode sheet via a plurality of fastening components and configured to connect with the electric stimulator via an electric pulse transmission cable. Furthermore, each fastening component may include a first fastener and a second fastener that are connected with each other. The plurality of fastening components may include a heating fastening component, a heat measuring fastening component, and at least one electric pulse fastening component, the heating fastening component transmits current to the heating electrode sheet so as to provide heat, and the heat measuring fastening component measures a temperature of the heating electrode sheet.

A vibration therapy device that includes a housing that includes a handle portion, a head portion, and a module seat defined on the head portion, an electrical source, a motor positioned in the housing, a switch for activating the motor, a push rod assembly operatively connected to the motor, a reciprocating attachment removably secured to a distal end of the push rod assembly and configured to provide a first type of therapy, and a therapy module removably secured to the module seat and configured to provide a second type of therapy.

A tremor suppression device includes a garment wearable on an anatomical region and including electrodes contacting the anatomical region when the garment is worn on the anatomical region, and an electronic controller configured to: detect electromyography (EMG) signals as a function of anatomical location and time using the electrodes; identify tremors as a function of anatomical location and time based on the EMG signals; and apply neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) at one or more anatomical locations as a function of time using the electrodes to suppress the identified tremors.

A stimulation device for guiding movement of at least part of a body, the device comprising: at least one body-fixed stimulator, configured to provide stimulus to the part of the body; at least one control unit in communication with the at least one body-fixed stimulator, the control unit configured to generate a control signal to control the at least one body-fixed stimulator. Embodiments of the device or system may be configured perform a method of guiding movement of at least part of a body comprising the steps of: comparing at least one parameter relating to a movement with at least one pre-defined criteria; generating a control signal from at least one control unit if the at least one parameter does not meet the pre-defined criteria; and providing a stimulus to the body in response to the control signal through at least one body-fixed stimulator to guide the movement.

Provided is a technique that can improve a physical sensation of a user during treatment. A low-frequency treatment device according to one aspect of the present invention includes a pad portion configured to be able to supply a low-frequency pulse current to a contact target, and an output unit configured to output, during supply of the low-frequency pulse current by the pad portion, at least one of light and sound synchronized with a change in a supply state of the low-frequency pulse current. For example, the low-frequency treatment device according to one aspect of the present invention includes a control unit configured to perform control of supply of the low-frequency pulse current by the pad portion and control, in conjunction with the control of supply of the low-frequency pulse current, of output of at least one of the light and sound by the output unit.

The present invention concerns an optoelectronic stimulating device for use in a medical treatment involving delivering an electrical current to an electrically excitable tissue (Z.sub.bio) by means of two electrodes (3n, 3p) electrically coupled to said tissue, said optoelectronic stimulating device comprising: (a) a source (4) of electrical impulses, which is electrically connected to (b) a source of light emission (2), in optical communication with (c) a photovoltaic cell (1) electrically connected to two electrodes (3n, 3p) for establishing two electrical contacts with said tissue and thus forming an electrical stimulating circuit fed by the photovoltaic cell (1) which is energized by the radiation of the source of light emission (2).

The present invention relates to a stimulation electrode comprising an ionically conductive pressure sensitive adhesive composition comprising a) a (meth)acrylate resin comprising at least 10% of a (meth)acrylate monomer comprising OH-group by weight of the total weight of the (meth)acrylate resin; and b) an ionic liquid. The stimulation electrode according to the present invention is used in skin applications transferring an electrical signal to the body via skin.

EMG training systems, devices and methods are disclosed. In an approach, a computing device may receive a first input and a second input. The first input may be from an EMG device, such as the NeuroLife® sleeve provided by Battelle. A second input may be from a joint position capturing device. The computing device may create a mapping between the first input and the second input and then train a decoding algorithm based on the mapping. The decoding algorithm may be used to determine a position of the EMG device based on input received from the EMG device.

An unattended approach can increase the reproducibility and safety of the treatment as the chance of over/under treating of a certain area is significantly decreased. On the other hand, unattended treatment of uneven or rugged areas can be challenging in terms of maintaining proper distance or contact with the treated tissue, mostly on areas which tend to differ from patient to patient (e.g. facial area). Delivering energy via a system of active elements embedded in a flexible pad adhesively attached to the skin offers a possible solution. The unattended approach may include delivering of multiple energies to enhance a visual appearance.

A muscle stimulation assembly includes a plurality of sleeves that is each wearable on a selected limb on a user's body. Each of the sleeves is comprised of a resiliently stretchable material thereby facilitating the sleeves to compress around the selected limb. A plurality of conduction arrays is each integrated into a respective one of the sleeves. Moreover, the conduction array in the respective sleeve engages skin on the limb when the respective sleeve is worn and is in electrical communication with muscles in the limb when the respective sleeve is worn. A control system is placed into selective electrical communication with the conduction array in the respective sleeve when the respective sleeve is worn. The control system generates an electrical impulse and communicates the electrical impulse to the conduction array in the respective sleeve to flex muscles in the limb for therapeutic purposes.