Encore Medical Asset Corporation

Iomed, Inc.

Empi Corp.

Robert F Hause, Jr

Jon E Beck

Ralph Koschinsky

James D Isaacson

Jim Isaacson

The present invention is directed to a method and apparatus for an electrotherapeutic system including a first and second electrode. Each electrode includes a respective resistance wherein during operation of the electrotherapeutic system, an electrochemical reaction involving one or both of the electrodes varies the respective resistance of at least one of the electrodes.

Method and apparatus for electrotherapy drug delivery

Method for electrotherapy drug delivery

An electrode for an iontophoretic drug delivery system includes a retainer having a malleable characteristic. The retainer and a conductor are connected to a platform. The conductor and a dose controller are electrically coupled to the iontophoretic drug delivery system. A drug delivery matrix is operably connected to the platform and proximate the conductor wherein the conductor, the drug delivery matrix, and the dose controller cooperate to deliver a drug to a user when the electrode is affixed to the user and operably connected to the iontophoretic drug delivery system.

Iontophoretic electrode

Apparatus for electrotherapy drug delivery with added impurities

An iontophoresis apparatus and method is disclosed that is suited to deliver a plurality of treatment methods such as, but not limited to, body site conductivity enhancement followed by low voltage iontophoresis.

Iontophoresis apparatus and method

Multiple channel iontophoretic devices including multiple regulators, each of which are coupled to an associated electrode. A regulated current flows through each regulator in response to a control signal. The control signal is responsive to feedback indicative of current flowing through more than one of the multiple regulators.

High-side current regulator and methods for implementing a multiple channel iontophoretic device

An iontophoretic power supply comprising hardware and software. The hardware includes means for interfacing with an iontophoretic output device; microprocessor means and a computer readable medium. The software is recorded on the computer readable medium and executable by the microprocessor means. The software is capable of performing the steps of facilitating the providing of at least one operating parameter by a user and applying the provided operating parameters to an interfaced iontophoretic device.

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Bountiful, UT, United States of America

Robert F Hause, Jr