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Bioness Medical Inc.

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Manngroup,llc

Arkady Glukhovsky

Gavriel David Meron

Gavriel Joseph Iddan

Keith Sean McBride

Dov Avni

Todd Cushman

Doron Adler

Daniel Scott Weinstein

Erol Erturk

Kenneth Andrew Regas

Kelvin J Hasseler

Moshe Olim

Joel Behnke

William H Schwiebert

Perry Payne

Jerome Avron

Ofra Zinaty

Daphna Levy

Zvika Gilad

Mordechai Yehuda Frisch

Yitzhak Zilberman

Shlomo Lewkowicz

Daniel Gat

Augustine Smith

Ofra Zinati

Espen A Olsen

Alf Olsen

Einan Regev

Hanoch Kislev

Steinar Iversen

Joseph H Schulman

Amit Dar

Semion Khait

Ross Davis

Tal Davidson

Jorgen Moholt

Shmuel Springer

Arthur Prochazka

Mark Chamberlain

Harold Jacob

Shai Feldman

Keith Mcbride

Christopher Paul Swain

Yehudit Kraizer

David Leuw

Baruch Erlich

John Charles Gord

Eli Horn

Amit Pascal

Dan Raz

Kevin Wilkin

Raphael Rabinovitz

Alex Blijevsky

Jørgen Moholt

Howard D Manten

Mark G Gilreath

Israel Mendel

Mark L Lindon

James M McHargue

Tom Smith

Mordechsi Frisch

Shmuel Gan

Doren Adler

Yoram Ashery

William H Schweibert

Mordechai Frisch

Yizhak Zilberman

A body weight support system includes a tether configured to be coupled to an attachment device worn by a user to couple the user to the body weight support system. A method of providing gait training includes defining a reference length of the tether when the attachment device is in an initial position and defining a threshold length of the tether. A first amount of body weight support is provided during the gait training as the user moves relative to a surface and the length of the tether is less than the threshold length. A second amount of body weight support is provided during the gait training as the user moves relative to the surface and the length of the tether is greater than the threshold length. The method further includes displaying data associated with the gait training on a display of an electronic device.

Methods and apparatus for body weight support system

An apparatus includes a power adapter having a housing and a circuit at least partially disposed in the housing. The housing is configured to be coupled to an implantable device for disposition in a body. The circuit is configured to be electrically connected to a power circuit of the implantable device when the housing is coupled to the implantable electrical conductor. When the housing is coupled to the implantable electrical conductor and implanted in a body, the circuit is configured to (1) receive, transcutaneously from a power supply, a first energy, (2) convert the first energy to a second energy, and (3) transfer, to the implantable device, the second energy such that the second energy powers the implantable device.

Implantable power adapter

An apparatus includes a frame, a sensor, and an electric stimulator. The frame is removably couplable to a portion of a limb. The sensor is configured to produce a first signal associated with a gait characteristic at a first time, and a second signal associated with the gait characteristic at a second time, after the first time. The electric stimulator is removably coupled to the frame and is in electrical communication with an electrode assembly and the sensor to receive the first signal substantially at the first time and the second signal substantially at the second time. Based in part on the gait characteristic at the first time, the electric stimulator sends a third signal to the electrode assembly to provide an electric stimulation to a portion of a neuromuscular system of the limb substantially during a time period defined between the first time and the second time.

Systems and apparatus for gait modulation and methods of use

A body weight support system includes a trolley, a powered conductor operatively coupled to a power supply, and a patient attachment mechanism. The trolley can include a drive system, a control system, and a patient support system. The drive system is movably coupled to a support rail. At least a portion of the control system is physically and electrically coupled to the powered conductor. The patient support mechanism is at least temporarily coupled to the patient attachment mechanism. The control system can control at least a portion of the patient support mechanism based at least in part on a force applied to the patient attachment mechanism.

A body weight support system includes a support track, a trolley, and a power rail. The support track has a first portion and a second portion. The trolley has a support assembly and a drive assembly. The support assembly is configured to support at least a portion of a body weight of a user. The drive assembly is configured to movably suspend the trolley from the first portion of the support track when the user moves along a first surface and is configured to movably suspend the trolley from the second portion of the support track when the user moves along a second surface separate from the first surface. The power rail is coupled to the support track and is configured to be in electrical contact with a portion of the trolley as the trolley moves along the first portion and the second portion of the support track.

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Santa Clarita, CA, United States of America

Arkady Glukhovsky