Omron Healthcare Company Ltd.

Shozo Takamatsu

Mitsuru Samejima

Yui Watanabe

Toshihiko Ogura

Tamaki Ito

Makoto Tabata

Tetsuya Sato

Naoki Mori

Yuka Kobayashi

Hironori Sato

Kazunobu Itonaga

Hideo Utsuno

Tomoko Hashimoto

Kimihiko Kichikawa

Hirofumi Ito

An electrical treatment device () includes a treatment content setting unit (), a treatment execution unit (), and an output control unit () that outputs a pulse voltage at a first frequency within a predetermined frequency range before treatment of a site is performed by the treatment execution unit (). When the pulse voltage is output at the first frequency, the treatment content setting unit () receives input of an electrical stimulation intensity desired by a user. The treatment execution unit () executes the treatment of the site by varying the pulse voltage corresponding to the electrical stimulation intensity desired by the user within the predetermined frequency range.

Electrical treatment device, control method, and treatment system

A terminal device includes: an information storage that stores registration information for establishing a wireless communication connection with an electrical treatment device; a detection unit that detects a beacon signal emitted from the electrical treatment device; a determination unit that determines, on the based on the registration information stored in the information storage unit and the beacon signal detect, whether the electrical treatment device includes an unregistered electrical treatment device. In a case where the unregistered electrical treatment device is included, the determination unit further determines, on the basis of the beacon signal detected, whether the unregistered electrical treatment device includes registration information of a device other than the terminal device. The terminal device further includes a notification unit that provides notification on information including a solution for an error when the electrical treatment device not registered with the terminal device includes the registration information of the device other than terminal device.

Terminal device, treatment system, and program

A terminal device includes: a treatment content setting unit that sets a first treatment content performed by a first electrical treatment device and a second treatment content performed by a second electrical treatment device; and a treatment instruction unit that instructs the first electrical treatment device and the second electrical treatment device to treat a user in accordance with the first treatment content and the second treatment content. The treatment content setting unit swaps the first treatment content and the second treatment content in accordance with a preset instruction. The treatment instruction unit, when the first treatment content and the second treatment content are swapped, instructs the first electrical treatment device and the second electrical treatment device to treat the user in accordance with the first treatment content and the second treatment content, which have been swapped.

An electrical treatment apparatus includes an electrode contactable with a body part, a voltage regulator to regulate a voltage applied to the electrode to provide electrical stimulation to the body part, and a control circuit to control the electrical treatment apparatus. While the control circuit is performing the treatment mode in which the voltage regulator is controlled to apply a voltage at a first voltage value corresponding to the treatment mode to the electrode, the control circuit controls the voltage regulator to switch a value of the voltage applied to the electrode from the first voltage value to a second voltage value and to thereafter switch the voltage value from the second voltage value to the first voltage value.

Electrical treatment apparatus, system, and computer-readable medium storing program

An electric treatment device includes an impedance detector to measure bioelectrical impedance at a site of a body of a user by using electrodes in contact with the site, a voltage controller to perform treatment of the site by controlling a voltage applied to the electrodes, and a timer to set a target time from when treatment of the site is started by the voltage controller to when the voltage value of the applied voltage reaches the target voltage value, based on the measured bioelectrical impedance. The greater the measured bioelectrical impedance is, the shorter the timer sets the target time. The voltage controller increases the voltage value of the applied voltage to the target voltage value based on the set target time.

Electric treatment device and treatment system

A first calculation unit receives phase characteristics Pa(f) and Pb(f) outputted from frequency transform units, calculates a propagation time difference based on a phase difference between the two phase characteristics in a high-frequency component thereof, and calculates a pulse wave velocity by dividing a difference in the distances of vascular pathways from the heart to respective measurement areas. Meanwhile, a second calculation unit calculates a pulse wave velocity by dividing the stated difference in the distances by a appearance time difference at a predetermined position in respective pulse waveforms obtained by rendering the measurement signals Pa(t) and Pb(t) on a time axis. A comparison unit compares the pulse wave velocities, and in the case where the ratio thereof is outside a predetermined range, an evaluation result indicating that it is possible that a predetermined pathologic change is present in the vascular pathway is outputted to a display processing unit.

Measurement apparatus

A pulse wave analysis device stores a pulse waveform for multiple beats, and calculates a pulse wave analysis index by analyzing the pulse waveform. In the calculation of the pulse wave analysis index, pulse waveform shapes of each beat that constitute the pulse waveform for multiple beats are integrated, and beats for which a degree of approximation between the integrated pulse waveform shape and the pulse waveform shape of the beat is low are excluded as targets of calculation of the pulse wave analysis index.

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Shozo Takamatsu