I-lumen Scientific, Inc.

Marshall T Masko

Blair P Mowery

Gary A Tapp

John B Jarding

John C Velure

Charles A Lemaire

Thu-Ha Duncan

Alexander B Lemaire

Gary Tapp

Conor M Minogue

A system and method for applying stimulation therapy to a patient, the system including a first stimulation strip that includes a first elongated portion configured to be placed on the upper eyelid of the first eye of the patient and a second elongated portion configured to be placed on the lower eyelid of the first eye of the patient, wherein the first stimulation strip includes: a first plurality of individually controlled electrodes configured to deliver a microcurrent stimulation therapy to the patient, a first plurality of individually controlled light emitters configured to deliver light stimulation therapy to the patient, and a first plurality of individually controlled heat sources configured to deliver heat therapy to the patient; and a controller operatively coupled to the first stimulation strip and configured to control delivery of the microcurrent stimulation therapy, the light stimulation therapy, and the heat therapy.

Apparatus and method for microcurrent-stimulation therapy

Medical device

Medical electrode

Devices and methods to deliver microcurrent stimulation therapy to the human body, when connected to a micro-stimulation current-generating apparatus. The method of applying microcurrent stimulation therapy to key points around the eye for treatment of problems such as macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, glaucoma, optic neuritis and other eye-related or nerve-related conditions, as well as other diseases, such as Bell's Palsy, requiring localized stimulation to the eyes and/or on other body parts.

Ocular stimulation method and system

Microcurrent-stimulation-therapy method and apparatus

Method and system for ocular stimulation

Microcurrent-stimulation-therapy apparatus and method

System and method for ocular stimulation

A cable-holder system for physically supporting connections to a medical device used on a patient, the system including a first portion configured to be supported at the patient's head; a second portion moveably coupled to the first portion; and an electrical connector configured to electrically connect to the medical device, wherein the electrical connector is physically connected to the second portion.

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Minnetonka, MN, United States of America

Marshall T Masko