Table Mounted Blood Circulation Enhancement Apparatus
20230390139 · 2023-12-07
Inventors
Cpc classification
A61H2209/00
HUMAN NECESSITIES
International classification
Abstract
This invention pertains to therapeutic or medical devices to improve healing, performance, or aesthetics by enhancing blood circulation to regions of the body. Blood circulation is enhanced using gravity by gradually raising and lowering the body member slowly and repeatedly from a level below the heart to a level above the heart.
Recovery from injuries can be a slow and time consuming process, requiring many hours over many days for the injury to heal. After recovery, ongoing treatment may be recommended to improve the overall health of the body part. Therefore, in order to be convenient and non-invasive, the therapeutic or medical device must not be too cumbersome or too invasive to be practical for regular use in a patient's home environment. The more cumbersome and/or invasive the device, the less likely the device will be employed and the less effective it will be in treating an injury.
This invention pertains to a blood circulation enhancement apparatus designed to be contained within a table, such as a living room coffee table, in order to provide convenience, ease-of-use, lateral stability, safety, quietness, and an unobtrusive and noninvasive storage location.
Claims
1. An apparatus to repeatedly raise and lower a body member from an elevation above the heart to an elevation below the heart to enhance blood circulation in order to improve healing, performance, and aesthetics, in addition to other medical and health benefits.
2. An apparatus as in claim 1, comprising: a sling to support the body member; a lift apparatus to suspend the sling incorporated into a household table.
Description
DRAWINGS
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
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U.S. Patent Documents
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Classifications
United States Classification: 600/16
International Classification: A61H 100