| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 181 | Exercise system | US10061486 | 2002-02-04 | US20030148864A1 | 2003-08-07 | Richard Blackford; Harry Orlish; Jeff Faulkner |
| An exercise system comprising a main subassembly having a rounded conically shaped tip, a rounded upper surface and a flattened recessed lower surface. The main subassembly has a cantilever beam. The main subassembly has a hinge. Next provided is a lower subassembly. The lower subassembly has a slot with a plurality of recesses. The lower subassembly has a hinge to couple with the hinge of the main subassembly. Next provided is an adjustment subassembly having a dome and a locking pin. The adjustment subassembly allows the user to loosen and lock the dome to thereby alter the resistance to movement. Next provided is a bellows with a nipple. Next provided is a cycle counter and resistance feedback mechanism subassembly with a pneumatic actuator and counter device. Lastly provided is a flexible tube coupling the bellows and the actuator for the transmission of the pneumatic force from the bellows to the actuator. | ||||||
| 182 | Vaginal-pelvic muscle exerciser and birthing trainer | US10195776 | 2002-07-12 | US20030087734A1 | 2003-05-08 | Robert S. Kring; Richard A. Barber |
| A device for insertion into the birth canal of a female user, comprising an asymmetrical, inflatable, bulb defining an outer surface, the bulb sized and shaped so as to define a crease along at least a portion of the surface adapted to be placed in registry with the user's urethra when the bulb is inflated, the bulb further sized and shaped to contact the bulbocavernous facia, pubococcygeal facia and illiococcygeal facia when inflated, and means for inflating and deflating the bulb. | ||||||
| 183 | Intravaginal set, a method of treatment of prolaps of urogenital organ and urinary stress incontinence in women and an application of a intravaginal set | US09303981 | 1999-05-03 | US06530879B1 | 2003-03-11 | Marian Adamkiewicz |
| An intravaginal set and a method of treatment of prolaps of urogenital organs and urinary stress incontinence or in the period of intervals in women when the intravaginal therapeutic insert for treatment of static disorders of the urogenital organs and urinary stress incontinence is not currently inserted, said method being realised by means of an intravaginal set of inserts, characterized by selecting the appropriate size of corrective insert from a subset of intravaginal corrective inserts, consisting of at least two balls with step increase in diameter, ranging between the minimal and maximal woman vaginal diameter, each ball being preferably hollow, each ball has the loosely hanging string and each ball is made preferably of medical material, such as polycarbonate or methyl methacrylate, said selecting being realised by means of an intravaginal measuring subset comprising at least two metal or plastic balls having graduated diameters corresponding to graduated diameters of the balls from the subset of the intravaginal corrective inserts, which balls instead of the loosely hanging string have a rigidly mounted linearly scaled slat for measurement of optimal diameter and depth of localization of the corrective insert in the vagina, depending on actual and individual anatomical conditions of urogenital organ of the woman being treated, by the selection of appropriate optimal diameter and depth of localization of the corrective insert in vagina by approximations with using the balls from the measuring subset, so that contraction of the levator ani muscle will cause the elevation of the insert and the elevation of the insert will cause the elevation of the uterus and/or correction of the cysto-urethral angle, and during the progress of said treatment the sizes of successive applied corrective inserts are adjusted by analogic selection of appropriate optimal diameter and depth of localization of the measuring ball in the vagina, and advantageously by carrying out the exercises of the pelvic floor muscles of treated woman lying in prone or genucubital position in the intervals between successive replacements of the corrective inserts. | ||||||
| 184 | Massage ball as well as massage device with massage balls | US09967360 | 2001-09-28 | US20030040688A1 | 2003-02-27 | Dirk Bauer |
| A massage ball (10) has an outer hollow ball (12) and an inner ball arranged freely movably therein. An massage device made of a plurality such massage balls (10) is also provided. Such massage devices are introduced into the vagina of the woman and are used to massage and consequently train or strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor. The massaging effect occurs due to the fact that the massage balls (10) connected to one another move in relation to one another and the inner balls (13) also move within the outer balls (12). To avoid the undesired generation of noise, the inside of the outer hollow ball and/or the outside of the inner ball (13) are provided with a coating (21, 23) consisting of a soft material, preferably an elastomer. | ||||||
| 185 | U shaped spring for strengthening the pubococeygeus muscle | US09828089 | 2001-04-09 | US20020147082A1 | 2002-10-10 | Andreaa Harding-Randle |
| A U shaped spring designed to accommodate a long resistance path, designed to provide for a large leg squeezing area so that large squeezing resistance may be applied without excessive inner leg pressure, designed to facilitate incremental and great increases of resistance and, designed to employ an arm restraint so that initial movement through the first half of the range of movement will be against substantial and beneficial resistance. The U shaped spring for strengthening the pubococeygeus muscle when squeezed between the upper legs comprises: a resilient strip bent into and held in a U shape, said U shape having spaced opposite arms extending in a same direction, and a central portion connecting the opposite arms; and, an arm restraint extending between the spaced opposite arms holding and preventing the arms from resiliently springing apart beyond their spaced configuration. The arm restraint is generally under a substantial tension load, and is unloaded only when the arms of the U shaped spring are squeezed together between the upper legs thereby strengthening the pubococeygeus muscle. In a preferred aspect of this invention the strip comprises sheet steel and the arm restraint comprises a wire rope extending between and through holes in the opposite arms. | ||||||
| 186 | Exerciser for the muscles of pelvic floor | US10141239 | 2002-05-08 | US20020142902A1 | 2002-10-03 | Daniel S. Stein |
| An exercise device for strengthening the muscles of the pelvis, particularly the collective group of muscles involved in human sexual response, which are also important for controlling the evacuation of the intestines and the bladder. This exercise device focuses on increasing the strength, tone and endurance of these muscles. The device comprises a longitudinally extending member that includes a blunt head portion and a compressible shaft portion. The first end of the shaft portion is juxtaposed with the head portion. The first end of the shaft portion has an outwardly extending retaining slope formed thereon, particularly when the device is received within a pelvic body cavity and the muscles of the pelvic floor are at rest. The retaining slope is engageable with the retaining edge of the adjacent pelvic floor muscle platform of that pelvic body cavity to facilitate intracorporal retention within the pelvic body cavity. The compressible shaft is actively functional in creating resistance to contraction of the pelvic floor muscle platform, thereby causing the work necessary for muscle development. The second end of the shaft portion has an outwardly extending slope formed thereon. When the device is inserted into a pelvic body cavity, this outwardly extending slope is engageable with the body tissue that is adjacent to the orifice into the pelvic body cavity to prevent over insertion of the member. | ||||||
| 187 | Exerciser for the muscles of the pelvic floor | US10141238 | 2002-05-08 | US20020142901A1 | 2002-10-03 | Daniel S. Stein |
| An exercise device for strengthening the muscles of the pelvis, particularly the collective group of muscles involved in human sexual response, which are also important for controlling the evacuation of the intestines and the bladder. This exercise device focuses on increasing the strength, tone and endurance of these muscles. The device comprises a longitudinally extending member that includes a blunt head portion and a compressible shaft portion. The first end of the shaft portion is juxtaposed with the head portion. The first end of the shaft portion has an outwardly extending retaining slope formed thereon, particularly when the device is received within a pelvic body cavity and the muscles of the pelvic floor are at rest. The retaining slope is engageable with the retaining edge of the adjacent pelvic floor muscle platform of that pelvic body cavity to facilitate intracorporal retention within the pelvic body cavity. The compressible shaft is actively functional in creating resistance to contraction of the pelvic floor muscle platform, thereby causing the work necessary for muscle development. The second end of the shaft portion has an outwardly extending slope formed thereon. When the device is inserted into a pelvic body cavity, this outwardly extending slope is engageable with the body tissue that is adjacent to the orifice into the pelvic body cavity to prevent over insertion of the member. | ||||||
| 188 | Exercise for the muscles of the pelvic floor | US09551471 | 2000-04-18 | US06394939B1 | 2002-05-28 | Daniel S. Stein |
| An exercise device for strengthening the muscles of the pelvis, particularly the collective group of muscles involved in human sexual response, which are also important for controlling the evacuation of the intestines and the bladder. This exercise device focuses on increasing the strength, tone and endurance of these muscles. The device comprises a longitudinally extending member that includes a blunt head portion and a compressible shaft portion. The first end of the shaft portion is juxtaposed with the head portion. The first end of the shaft portion has an outwardly extending retaining slope formed thereon, particularly when the device is received within a pelvic body cavity and the muscles of the pelvic floor are at rest. The retaining slope is engageable with the retaining edge of the adjacent pelvic floor muscle platform of that pelvic body cavity to facilitate intracorporal retention within the pelvic body cavity. The compressible shaft is actively functional in creating resistance to contraction of the pelvic floor muscle platform, thereby causing the work necessary for muscle development. The second end of the shaft portion has an outwardly extending slope formed thereon. When the device is inserted into a pelvic body cavity, this outwardly extending slope is engageable with the body tissue that is adjacent to the orifice into the pelvic body cavity to prevent over insertion of the member. | ||||||
| 189 | Intravaginal catheter for peineal self-re-education | US09866222 | 2001-05-24 | US20020000233A1 | 2002-01-03 | Patrick Jude |
| The invention relates to an intravaginal catheter for perineal self-re-education. It is constituted by a passive body of revolution (1) and of a determined weight, including: a rounded introduction end portion (2), extended by, a cylindrical part (3) defining a main body, the dimensions of which correspond substantially to the ring formed by the perineal muscular system, and which is extended by, a substantially frustoconical first portion (4), making it possible to achieve control over resistance to the weight of the whole of the object (1), and which is extended by, a second substantially frustoconical portion (5), flared in a direction opposite that of said first frustoconical portion (4), defining therewith a concave central zone of revolution (6), and which is extended by, an outer portion forming a ring enabling the object (1) to be gripped with the hand, and preventing the latter from migrating in the vagina. | ||||||
| 190 | Method for training of muscles | US09440862 | 1999-11-16 | US06264582B1 | 2001-07-24 | Arto Remes |
| A method includes designing a personal training and treatment program based on assessing a condition and a functional state of at least one muscle of a user. The method includes programming a measurement probe and apparatus, placed the measurement probe adjacent the muscle when the user is training, measuring and recording electrical activity of the muscle using the measurement probe when the user is training, tracking the condition and functional state of the muscle while the electrical activity of the muscle is recorded, and providing feedback to prompt the user to contract the muscle at a predetermined level for a predetermined amount of time based on tracking the condition and functional state of the muscle of the user. Feedback is repeatedly providing when the user is training. | ||||||
| 191 | Exerciser for muscle groups of the pelvis | US09426556 | 1999-10-22 | US06224525B1 | 2001-05-01 | Daniel S. Stein |
| An exercise device for strengthening the muscles of the pelvis, particularly the collective group of muscles involved in human sexual response, which are also important for controlling the evacuation of the intestines and the bladder. This exercise device focuses on increasing the mass, strength and tone of these muscles. The device comprises a pair of longitudinally extending members that are connected to one another at their first ends. The opposing second ends of these members are movable between an open position and a closed position, but are biased toward the open position providing resistance to movement toward the closed position. In the open position the second ends of the members are spaced apart from one another further than the first ends of the members are spaced apart from one another. The device is sized and configured to be received within the vaginal and anal cavities of the human body to exercise the groups of muscles related thereto. | ||||||
| 192 | Pubococcygeal training biofeedback device | US09563102 | 2000-05-02 | US06217529B1 | 2001-04-17 | Michael S. Wax; Michel A. Boileau; Gary L. Hoffman; Matthew W. Hoskins; William G. McCoy; William E. Clem; Robert Mesaros |
| A training device is disclosed for exercising the pubococcygeal or pelvic floor muscles, for example in the treatment of incontinence. The device includes a cylindrical, deformable probe for insertion into the vagina or rectum of a user. The probe is connected to a pressure transducer, which detects the pressure applied to the probe by contraction of the pelvic floor muscles and displays a pressure indicator to the user to help direct the contraction of the appropriate muscles. The pressure indicator may take the form of a series of nested figures, such as curves or concentric semi-circles, that incrementally converge toward a common point as pressure on the probe increases. The nested figures incrementally retreat from the common point as pressure on the probe decreases. The training unit guides a user through an exercise routine by tracking the overall exercise time and the timing between flexing and relaxation cycles. The training unit can include a controller, such as a microcontroller, that is coupled to the inflatable probe for detecting the pressure within the probe. The controller tracks the timing of exercises performed by the user and guides the user through alternating cycles of muscular contraction and relaxation to provide a safe and effective biofeedback regimen. | ||||||
| 193 | Pubococcygeal training biofeedback device | US7122 | 1998-01-14 | US6063045A | 2000-05-16 | Michael S. Wax; Michel A. Boileau; Gary L. Hoffman; Matthew W. Hoskins; William G. McCoy; William E. Clem; Robert Mesaros |
| A training device is disclosed for exercising the pubococcygeal or pelvic floor muscles, for example in the treatment of incontinence. The device includes a cylindrical, deformable probe for insertion into the vagina or rectum of a user. The probe is connected to a pressure transducer, which detects the pressure applied to the probe by contraction of the pelvic floor muscles and displays a pressure indicator to the user to help direct the contraction of the appropriate muscles. The pressure indicator may take the form of a series of nested figures, such as curves or concentric semi-circles, that incrementally converge toward a common point as pressure on the probe increases. The nested figures incrementally retreat from the common point as pressure on the probe decreases. The training unit guides a user through an exercise routine by tracking the overall exercise time and the timing between flexing and relaxation cycles. The training unit can include a controller, such as a microcontroller, that is coupled to the inflatable probe for detecting the pressure within the probe. The controller tracks the timing of exercises performed by the user and guides the user through alternating cycles of muscular contraction and relaxation to provide a safe and effective biofeedback regimen. | ||||||
| 194 | Sexual aid | US128213 | 1998-08-03 | US6059717A | 2000-05-09 | J. Conway Dabney |
| A sexual aid comprising a cylindrical central first section having a circular cross-section along its entire length. A distal section formed in a generally cone-shaped configuration with an axis coextensive with the axis of the central first section provides a generally planar radial first abutment surface between the central section and the distal section. A proximal section is provided for use as a handle. The proximal section has an axis coextensive with the axis of the central first section and the distal section. A second abutment surface is provided adjacent to the proximal end of the central first section. | ||||||
| 195 | Device for training vaginal sphincter muscle | US962304 | 1997-10-31 | US5931775A | 1999-08-03 | Robert H. Smith |
| A device including a disk shaped base having a cylindrical projection thereon about which a resilient sleeve is disposed. The sleeve is subject to partial compression during constriction of the vaginal sphincter muscle with repeated constriction serving to restore muscle tone and strength. | ||||||
| 196 | Perineometer for domestic use in prevention of urinary incontinence and method of using the same | US604610 | 1996-02-21 | US5733230A | 1998-03-31 | Diane J. Sawchuck; Kenneth L. Pinder |
| This invention relates to a novel perineometer for domestic use and a method of using the same. More particularly, this invention pertains to a novel perineometer which can be used by a woman at home or in a non-medically controlled environment. Its use is specific to the rehabilitation of pelvic floor muscles by pelvic muscle exercises (PME) particularly following childbirth, to strengthen pelvic floor muscles to pre-childbirth condition, thereby reducing risk of future urinary incontinence. A perineometer for enabling a woman to conduct pelvic muscle exercises under domestic conditions comprising: (a) a generator for generating pneumatic pressure in the perineometer; (b) a flexible pneumatically inflatable hollow bulb connected pneumatically to the manual pneumatic pressure generator (a); and (c) and a support connected to the pneumatic pressure generator (a) or bulb (b), said support supporting a microprocessor, a source of direct electrical current, an electronic pneumatic pressure sensor, a manually manipulatable memory switch electronically connected to the microprocessor, an on-off switch for controlling the transmission of electrical current from an electricity storage means and the microprocessor, and an electronic digital readout display enabling a woman using the perineometer to monitor the effectiveness of her pelvic floor muscle strengthening exercises by reference to the electronic digital readout display. | ||||||
| 197 | Apparatus and method for testing and exercising pelvic muscles | US253710 | 1994-06-03 | US5554092A | 1996-09-10 | Stanley D. Harpstead; Hugh Hestad |
| An apparatus for testing and/or strengthening pelvic floor muscles includes an external casing having two separate pieces threaded or snap fit together, and a set of inserts having different weights being individually positioned in the external casing. | ||||||
| 198 | Apparatus for training the muscles of the female pelvic diaphragm | US44206 | 1993-04-08 | US5354250A | 1994-10-11 | Jane N. Christensen |
| An apparatus for training and treating the muscles of the female pelvic diaphragm and having a form corresponding to the vagina includes an external shell (1) axially divided into a number of mutually separated segments (3-9) which are separately connected by connecting pieces (3'-9') formed as longitudinal cams to a displacement mechanism (10) mounted axially around a hollow shaft (12) inside the apparatus, the displacement mechanism being prevented from rotating around the shaft (12), and wherein a mechanical displacement of the mechanism (10) in one or the other axial direction through the connecting pieces (3'-9') as a result of the construction of the mechanism results in a radial movement of the segments (3-9), thereby dilating or retracting the shell (1). | ||||||
| 199 | Device for exercising pelvic floor muscles | US771815 | 1991-10-07 | US5213557A | 1993-05-25 | John Firth |
| A device for exercising pelvic floor muscles by insertion into the vagina of a woman comprises at least one weight, and a casing with two or more parts releasably and sealingly connected, to define an internal cavity for receiving one or more of the weights. The cavity is preferably of plastics material, the parts having a snap fit connection, and a retrieval tag may also be incorporated. A set of weights is preferably provided, so that the mass of the device can be varied by choosing one or more of the weights. | ||||||
| 200 | Device for devloping control of spincter-type muscles | US256416 | 1981-04-22 | US4776347A | 1988-10-11 | Howard V. Matthews |
| The device comprises a substantially cylindrical support member which carries or in part defines an inflatable cuff. The cuff extends for only a portion of the length of said support member. Means are provided for inflating the cuff with air and transmitting changes in pressure within the cuff to a display device such as a pressure gauge. | ||||||
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