Adjustable orthosis for electrical stimulation of a limb

A Dar; S Springer; E Lasko; J Bar-Or

Adjustable orthosis for electrical stimulation of a limb

A Dar (Inventor), S Springer (Inventor), E Lasko (Inventor), J Bar-Or (Inventor)

Department of Physical Therapy

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Systems, devices and methods for treating a targeted body tissue (eg, bone, soft tissue, muscle, ligaments, etc.) by stimulating the body tissue with an electric current are …

Original language	English
Patent number	US9095417B2
State	Published - 4 Aug 2015

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