Djo, LLC

Encore Medical Asset Corporation

Other

Empi Corp.

Compex Medical S.a.

Compex Technologies, Inc.

Steve Guex

Felix Buhlmann

Pierre-Yves Mueller

Klaus Schonenberger

Pierre-Yves Lampo

Nicolas Fontaine

Gary L Moore

Flavien Baumgartner

Patrick Lavalley

Marshall Masko

David Truffer

Etienne Dunant

Pierre-Yves Müller

Félix Bühlmann

Gary Moore

Systems and methods are provided for reducing stimulation interference between two stimulation modules positioned on a user's body, which may be used in stimulation systems without a central treatment controller. Systems and methods are also provided for stimulation treatment using multiple independent stimulators wirelessly managed by a remote management device.

Methods and systems for reducing interference in stimulation treatment

A disposable electrical stimulation device and method for providing therapeutic treatment and pain management in a convenient, compact configuration. Electrode size and shape and relative configuration can be varied according to an intended application and use, or a universal configuration can be provided for use on almost any area of the body. The common structure of communicatively coupled dual electrodes including control circuitry and a power source accommodates a range of different sizes, configurations, stimulation treatment intensities, and other physical and electrical characteristics that can be pre-customized and packaged for specific, limited time use. The device can therefore be used in methods of providing therapy, managing pain, and achieving other treatment goals by electrical stimulation.

Electrical stimulation device and method for therapeutic treatment and pain management

Electrotherapy systems and methods for delivering an electrostimulation treatment program to a user while reducing the risk of inducing cardiac fibrillation. The systems and methods detect electrostimulation treatment program delivery characteristics, including a pulse intensity above a preset limit; a pulse duration above a preset limit; an inappropriately compensated pulse; a charge per pulse above a predetermined limit; a current improperly exiting from a stimulation channel; a current present outside of a pulse; an excitation pulse and a compensation pulse generated on different channels; an inter-pulse time less than a predetermined limit; and a time between an excitation and a compensation pulse greater than a predetermined limit. The limits are selected in relation to an objective of reducing the risk of inducing cardiac fibrillation.

Independent protection system for an electrical muscle stimulation apparatus and method of using same

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Givrins, Switzerland

Steve Guex