Sage Products, Inc.

Niveus Medical, Inc.

Brian J Fahey

Timothy R Machold

Zachary John Malchano

Curtis Peter Tom

Curtis Tom

Zachary J Malchano

Timothy Machold

A system for delivering more than one energy waveform to a patient. The system comprising a first pair of electrodes and a second pair of electrodes adapted to be positioned on the patient and adapted to deliver energy to the patient, a stimulation pad comprising the first pair of electrodes and the second pair of electrodes, and a stimulation control unit in communication with the first and second pairs of electrodes. The stimulation control unit configured to combine a first energy waveform having a first frequency and a second energy waveform having a second frequency into a multiplexed signal, and deliver the multiplexed signal to the first pair of electrodes and the second pair of electrodes.

Synergistic muscle activation device

A method of electrically stimulating a target muscle of a patient includes placing an array of stimulation electrodes in electrical contact with the target muscle, applying an electrical stimulation signal to the array of stimulation electrodes, obtaining a signal from a sensing element placed on the patient, wherein the signal characterizes at least one biological parameter associated with contraction of the target muscle, and determining which stimulation electrodes optimize the efficacy of the electrical stimulation signal based on measurements from the stimulation electrodes and the sensing element.

Systems and methods for automated muscle stimulation

A method of reducing interference with an electrical monitoring device includes sensing an interference signal at a first location in a body resulting from reception of a second signal at a second location in the body, and delivering an electrical counter signal to the patient that destructively interferes with the interference signal to prevent interference with the electrical monitoring device.

Systems and methods to reduce sensor interference associated with electrical therapies

Systems and methods of use for guiding the flow of energy through a subject to stimulate tissue.

A method of reducing stimulation signal interference with an electrical monitoring device includes sensing an electrical interference signal at a first location in a body resulting from delivery of an electrical muscle stimulation signal at a second location in the body, and delivering an electrical counter signal to the patient that destructively interferes with the electrical interference signal to prevent interference with the electrical monitoring device.

A method of electrically stimulating a target muscle of a patient includes placing at least one stimulation electrode in electrical contact with the target muscle and applying an electrical signal to the stimulation electrode. The method further includes obtaining a signal from a sensing element placed on the patient, wherein the sensing element is configured to detect at least one biological parameter of the patient associated with contraction of the target muscle caused by the application of the electrical signal, and adapting stimulation of the target muscle by the at least one stimulation electrode using the obtained signal.

Methods and systems for reducing interference in a therapeutic energy delivery system by delivering an electrical therapeutic signal to a patient to provide a therapeutic benefit to the patient, and delivering an electrical counter signal to the patient that destructively interferes with an electrical interference signal resulting from delivering the electrical therapeutic signal.

Devices, systems, and methods for automated optimization of muscle stimulation energy. In some embodiments the disclosure optimizes stimulation parameters and/or stimulation location.

Devices, systems, and methods for automated optimization of energy delivery

NMES systems and methods for stimulating muscle tissue, and in some embodiments deep muscle tissue. The impedance near the surface of the skin is controllably increased to increase the percentage of energy delivered to a subject that stimulates muscle tissue.

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Brian J Fahey