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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 01, 2002
Filed:
Mar. 19, 1996
Yehuda Rosenstock, Freeport, NY (US);
Samuel Sadinsky, Kings Park, NY (US);
David M. Ross, Great Neck, NY (US);
Diapulse Corporation of America, Great Neck, NY (US);
Abstract
Apparatus is disclosed herein which is capable of administering DIAPULSE® treatments, and also capable of applying electromagnetic energy to a treatment area for modified DIAPULSE treatments and for new applications, both thermal and non-thermal, including research. The apparatus provides: more precise control of treatment parameters, including burst repetition rate, power level, and treatment duration, using a minimal number of hardware components; dynamic adjustment of power radiated to a treatment area to a selected power level; the capability of varying treatment parameters in software beyond the variations possible in the earlier DIAPULSE® apparatus; the automatic creation and updating of a patient file which logs treatment parameters and other information, and the ability to access, upload and down load the patient file and information therein; and the reduction of power consumption and power dissipation by and in the improved apparatus. The apparatus includes a power monitor and a processor which cooperate to provide closed loop control of the power of the RF pulses output by the apparatus, and “fail-safe” control of the apparatus to prevent the apparatus from radiating pulses at power levels above a given maximum and upon detection by the apparatus of an abnormal condition.