Wisys Technology Foundation, Inc.

Midwest Products and Engineering, Inc.

Nadder David Sahar

Jeffrey Michael Leismer

Christian J Stefanovitz

Jeff George

Jeffery Michael Leismer

Lou Lucchi

Natasha L Lehndorf

Tony Le

David P Bongard

Daniel S Margulis

Jeffrey M Leismer

An apparatus for musculoskeletal stimulation allows independent electronic control of vibration parameters and overall biasing force so that an optimum combination of these parameters may be obtained regardless of the user's weight and without the need for adjustment of mechanical weights or springs.

Musculoskeletal vibration system providing independent vibration and bias control

A storage cabinet includes a base fixedly attached to a wall and a frame coupled to the base. The frame includes a first side, a second side, and a cavity. The storage cabinet also includes a storage bin having a first side and a second side. The storage bin is removably positionable within the cavity such that the first side of the storage bin is retained within the cavity by a flange of the frame extending from the first side of the frame toward the second side of the frame, and the second side of the storage bin is adjacent the second side of the frame. The storage cabinet further includes a lock coupled to the base adjacent the second side of the frame. The lock selectively engages the second side of the storage bin to secure the storage bin in the cavity.

Pharmaceutical management storage cabinet

A system provides compression of a limb of a patient and out-of-axis restraint of a joint of the limb being compressed and application of vibration to a first end of the limb so that the vibration is transmitted through the first end of the limb, the compressed joint, and through the remainder of the limb.

Musculoskeletal vibration system for jointed limbs

A system includes a vibration unit that provides independent adjustability of vibration characteristics such as frequency and amplitude and may provide a first motor that rotates an eccentric and can adjust vibration frequency and a second motor that that may move the eccentric within the vibration unit in a manner that adjusts amplitude of the vibration.

Vibration unit for musculoskeletal vibrations system for jointed limbs

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

Nadder David Sahar