Other

New York University

Jeffrey Karsdon

Vikram Kapila

Frederick Naftolin

Ashwin Raj Kumar

In an aspect of the present disclosure, a system and method for controlling uterine contractions is disclosed including receiving data from at least one sensor by a wireless apparatus inserted into the patient's vagina adjacent the cervix. The data includes an indication that a contraction of the uterus is imminent. The method further includes in response to receiving the data, causing a generator circuit of the wireless apparatus to supply electrical energy to an energy applicator of the wireless apparatus that is configured to apply the supplied electrical energy to the uterus of the patient via the cervix of the patient to control contractions of the patient's uterus.

Electrical inhibition (EI) uterine pacemaker for controlling uterine contractions

A curved, tetrahelix bicycle crank arm composed of a helical array of tetrahedra is disclosed. This design will transmit the propelling force away from the top dead center point providing more efficient use of the propelling energy. With this tetrahelical design a hollow core is possible that will reduce weight and permit lubrication if needed without reducing strength. This design is also applicable to the connecting rod of internal or external combustion engine.

Tetrahelical/curved bicycle crank arm/connecting rod for

A transcutaneous uterine contraction inhibiting device comprises a first plurality electrode positioned on an anterior side of an abdomen of a patient, a second plurality electrode positioned on the anterior side, and an electric current generator establishing electric current flow between the first plurality electrode and the second plurality electrode. The first plurality electrode is positioned above an upper portion of the uterus and extends laterally across the uterus. The second plurality electrode is positioned on a mid to lower portion of the uterus and also extends laterally across it. Further, a feedback unit can be provided for generating a signal indicative of any uterine contractions. The electric current generator then establishes an electric current in response to the signal from the feedback unit.

Transcutaneous electric muscle/nerve controller/feedback unit

A curved, tetrahelix bicycle crank arm composed of a helical array of tetrahedra. This design will transmit the propelling force away from the top dead center point providing more efficient use of the propelling energy. With this Tetrahelical design a hollow core is possible that will reduce weight and permit lubrication if needed without reducing strength. This design is also applicable to the connecting rod of internal or external combustion engine.

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