Electronic apparatus and method for treating human pain through application of an electrical stimulus in combination with application of a magnetic field
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Mar 20, 2001
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Apr 26, 1999
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Jun 19, 1995
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A medical electronic apparatus for treating human pain by the application of an electrical stimulus with the proper current density and a special magnetic flux generator stimulus to the body surface of animals which includes an electrode complex of the treatment device which includes an adhesive means for holding the 4 electrodes of the device in contact with the human body. The electrode complex is preferably comprised of 4 electrodes which are 2 positive and 2 negative electrode defining opposite diagonal vertices of the quadrilateral shape. The electrodes are supplied by power means to activate and generate an electrical stimulus. Each electrode pad contains a Magna Bloc.TM. which snaps into position by an aluminum snap.
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