| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Exercise device | US12151212 | 2008-05-05 | US07686747B1 | 2010-03-30 | Richard Blackford |
| A pelvic muscle strengthening device has a conical body with a hollow interior with an interior and an exterior surface. An end cap has a forward face formed with a threaded recess. A cylindrical stud extends into the body and has a trailing end formed with threads for removable coupling with the end cap. A plurality of weights are carried by the stud. A circular central opening with slits in a cross-like configuration in the body. | ||||||
| 102 | Perineometer with wireless biofeedback | US11268923 | 2005-11-08 | US07645220B2 | 2010-01-12 | Craig A. Hoffman; Gerry M. Hoffman; Michael John England |
| A perineometer for home or clinical use assesses the strength of pelvic floor muscles and provides audible and visual biofeedback signals as training aids during pelvic exercises. Impedance signals proportional to vaginal contraction pressure forces are developed by a transducer sleeve that is mounted on a vaginal probe. A battery-powered RF transmitter module contained within the probe transmits wireless impedance signals to a hand-held receiver equipped with an audio-visual display monitor. The probe reacts the pelvic contraction forces and thus provides a direct tactile feedback signal that is used in combination with audible and visual feedback signals for improving the endurance and strength of pelvic floor muscles. | ||||||
| 103 | Gynecology exercise device | US12217354 | 2008-07-02 | US20100004102A1 | 2010-01-07 | Andrea Harding-Randle |
| An apparatus for the strengthening and rebuilding of the muscles of the pelvic floor includes a center generally flat main resistance spring that includes a generally U-shape. The main resistance spring supplies a force which urges separation between a first end and an opposite second end of the main resistance spring. A surrounding case provides a stop mechanism to limit further separation of the first end with respect to the second end. A secondary resistance spring is attached to an interior of the main resistance spring and is used to supply an increase in overall resistance as well as to actuate an optional mechanical counter. An optional pair of auxiliary resistance bands are provided and are urged within a longitudinal channel to vary the magnitude of overall resistance. An optional handle is included to aid in transportation. | ||||||
| 104 | MEDICAL PROBE | US12302145 | 2007-05-23 | US20090270963A1 | 2009-10-29 | Robertus Coenraad Maria Pelger; Theodorus Johannes Ouwerkerk; Pieternella Johanna Voorham- Van Der Zalm |
| A probe system for electro-stimulation and bio-feedback training of muscles in the pelvic floor region, in particular for pelvic floor physiotherapy and diagnosis, includes a probe having a probe body which is insertable into a vagina or a rectum, and a plurality of electrodes which are positioned at several locations along the length and around the circumference on the outer surface of the probe, the probe system further includes a control unit, operationally coupled to the probe, adapted for receiving EMG signals from each of the electrodes and for processing each of the signals for mapping the response of the muscles in the pelvic floor region. | ||||||
| 105 | Grip strength device | US11228401 | 2005-09-19 | US07470217B2 | 2008-12-30 | Danielle E. Jones-Glaser |
| The grip strength device is configured to gauge the grip strength of contracted muscles or aid in exercising particular muscles by providing resistance against the contracted muscles. The grip strength device is inserted into a user's vagina or held in a user's hand. The user either contracts the pubococcygeal or hand muscles depending on the casing used. The grip strength device has a removable casing containing a first fluid, a first bellows, a second bellows and a pressure gauge. The first bellows has a closed end and a first valve in communication with the casing. The second bellows has a second fluid. The second bellows has a second valve connected to the pressure gauge, and a closed end abutting the closed end of the first bellows. Pressure applied to the removable casing is communicated from the first bellows to the second bellows and measured by the pressure gauge. | ||||||
| 106 | Portable Sphincter Training Tool | US12093864 | 2006-11-15 | US20080300452A1 | 2008-12-04 | Young Jin Park |
| Disclosed is a portable sphincter training tool in that the general male can wear on his body and naturally exercise his sphincter at recess or in the course of daily life, whereby improving physically and spiritually in vitality and confidence. The portable sphincter training tool comprises a penis induction pipe for receiving a penis; an adhesive plate coupled to the penis induction pipe, adhered to an user's body during wear and having a vacuum pump for making the penis induction pipe vacuous; and a sphincter tension necklace coupled to one side of the adhesive plate and hanged on an user's neck in order to stably adhere the penis induction pipe to the adhesive plate and apply a tension to the sphincter according to a predetermined movement during adhesion; wherein an insertion portion of the penis induction pipe is bent inward in such a manner that the penis is stably received upward. | ||||||
| 107 | Pelvic floor muscles exercise device and exercise method | US11376663 | 2006-03-16 | US20070219078A1 | 2007-09-20 | Alain Bourgault |
| A compact and easy to use pelvic floor muscle exercise device and a method for using the exercise device are disclosed by which to enable users to identify, exercise and strengthen their pelvic floor muscles without requiring supervision or special equipment. The exercise device includes a block of resilient cellular foam material having a spring-like memory. The exercise device is shaped (i.e., tapered) to fit comfortably between the thighs of the user. While (preferably) sitting up, the user's pelvic floor muscles are lifted as high as possible, and the thighs are then pressed together during exhalation at which time the exercise device located therebetween is compressed. During subsequent inhalation, the pelvic floor muscles are relaxed, and the user's thighs are moved away from one another, whereby the exercise device will now expand to its original shape. The exercise device is ideally subjected to a series of compression/expansion cycles between the thighs of the user as a part of a regular exercise program by which to return the pelvic floor muscles to their proper alignment in the pelvis. | ||||||
| 108 | Pelvic floor function diagnostic and therapeutic station and uses thereof | US11348183 | 2006-02-06 | US20070185417A1 | 2007-08-09 | Ravinder Mittal; Jianmin Liu; Charles Nager |
| The instant invention provides a pelvic floor function diagnostic and therapeutic station, which includes a vaginal/ano-rectal plug and station. The important components of the station are a catheter holder with a pressure measuring (sleeve sensor or other alterative) to measure the constrictor function of the pelvic floor muscle, a vertical force transducer system to measure the elevator function of the pelvic floor muscle and a modular support table or a chair to hold the subject position. The diagnostic and therapeutic station thus allows for simultaneous measurement of the constrictor and elevator functions of the pelvic diaphragm. The station can also be used to treat impaired pelvic floor function via biofeedback therapy. | ||||||
| 109 | Pelvic floor training device | US10598178 | 2005-02-18 | US20070142191A1 | 2007-06-21 | Marco Schuurmans Stekhoven; Bernhard Brinkhaus; Karel Noten; Hendrik Kwant; Splinter Spierenburgh |
| A training device for training the pelvic floor muscles of a human, which can be externally placed on the human body and can be connected to feedback units that produce feedback signals, such as vibrations. The training device is, at least on one side, aligned with the pelvic floor, can be compressed and can be axially deformed on its sensor side. A pressure force sensor unit of the training device can be positioned during the operation in such a manner that the ischial tuberosities of the pelvic floor can be situated on both sides on the pressure sensor unit, and a gravitational force component passing through the pelvic floor acts upon the pelvic floor training device, making a precise measurement of the exertion on the pelvic floor possible. | ||||||
| 110 | MULTI-MODE PELVIC EXERCISE PROBE | US11621796 | 2007-01-10 | US20070112284A1 | 2007-05-17 | Craig Hoffman; Gerry Hoffman; Michael England |
| A perineometer exercise probe for home or clinical use assesses the strength of pelvic floor muscles and provides audible, visual and tactile biofeedback signals as training aids during pelvic exercises. The exercise probe is selectively operable in a passive reaction mode, in which audible, visual and tactile biofeedback signals proportional to pelvic muscle contractions are generated, and in an active vibrating mode in which therapeutic vibrations are applied directly to internal pelvic musculature with or without co-generation of biofeedback signals proportional to the strength of pelvic muscle contractions; and in a combination of both modes simultaneously. The probe reacts the pelvic contraction forces and thus provides passive tactile feedback signals that are experienced simultaneously with audible, visual and vibration-induced tactile biofeedback signals for improving the endurance and strength of pelvic floor muscles. Biofeedback signaling is facilitated by wireless two-way communication between the probe and a portable monitor. | ||||||
| 111 | Method of treating overactive bladder in women | US10160378 | 2002-05-30 | US07056278B2 | 2006-06-06 | Maciej Adamkiewicz |
| A method of treating overactive bladder in women involves inserting an intravaginal device of substantially spherical shape and a diameter that fits the width of the vagina into the vagina above the levator ani muscle, and maintaining said device in the appropriate location inside the vagina for an extended period of time to exert its therapeutic effect. The method may further comprise performing pelvic floor exercises, preferably exercises consisting of contracting the levator ani muscle and squeezing soft objects between the knees while in a prone position, preferably twice a day, with said device left inside the vagina. | ||||||
| 112 | Exerciser for the muscles of pelvic floor | US10141239 | 2002-05-08 | US07014603B2 | 2006-03-21 | 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. | ||||||
| 113 | Method and device for training pelvic floor muscles | US10153692 | 2002-05-24 | US06905471B2 | 2005-06-14 | Gunnar Leivseth; Ole Olsen |
| A method and device for training pelvic floor muscles in order to treat or prevent urinary or fecal incontinence. The device comprises a probe having a pressure sensor and a vibrator, and a microprocessor connected with the sensor and the vibrator. Initially, the probe is inserted into a person's vagina or rectum and the highest force that can be applied by the person contracting the pelvic muscles is ascertained and registered. The contraction of the pelvic floor muscles is repeated at intervals, and the force applied by pelvic floor muscles at each contraction is ascertained and compared with the registered highest value. The vibrator is activated at each contraction of the floor muscles only if the force has a predetermined relationship to the registered value, and only for a predetermined period as long as the predetermined relationship is maintained. | ||||||
| 114 | Apparatus for exercising a hypogastrium of a user | US10877308 | 2004-06-25 | US20040267172A1 | 2004-12-30 | Shih-Ta Liu |
| There is disclosed an apparatus for exercising a hypogastrium of a user. The apparatus includes a cup having a lateral side for being adhered to a join section between a leg and a body of the user, an upper side for being adhered to an abdomen of the user, a lower side for being adhered to an anal area of the user, a tube connected to the cup and an air pump for sucking an air inside the cup out through the tube. When the air is exhausted out from the cup, the hypogastrium is bulged, and then when the air gets into said cup, the hypogastrium is restored, such that, the hypogastrium is exercised by being released and contracted. | ||||||
| 115 | Exerciser for the muscles of the pelvic floor | US10141238 | 2002-05-08 | US06773380B2 | 2004-08-10 | 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. | ||||||
| 116 | Sphincter exerciser | US10476517 | 2003-10-29 | US20040132582A1 | 2004-07-08 | Nam-Young Park; Min-Chae Jung |
| The present invention provides a sphincter exerciser for strengthening the sphincters of persons in an effort to prevent diseases, such as aconuresis or encopresis caused by weak sphincters. This sphincter exerciser consists of a body (10), which has two depressions (4), two hinge holes (6) and a window (8). Two footholds (20) are hinged to the two hinge holes (6) by means of two hinge shafts (18). A roller (30) is shafted to the roller bracket (14) of each foothold (20), and is laid on the inclined bottom of an associated depression (4). The exerciser also has a momentum adjuster (40), which is installed in the body (10) and allows a user to adjust momentum while exercising. This momentum adjuster (40) has an adjusting block, two guide rollers (38), a wire (46), and a coil spring (48) connected to the hinge shafts (18) by the wire (46). | ||||||
| 117 | Relating to the control of urinary continence | US09752965 | 2000-12-29 | US20030078526A1 | 2003-04-24 | Michael Farley |
| A device for regulating and controlling urinary incontinence, comprising a fluid pump, a rigid chamber interconnected to the pump having an outlet for fluid flow, and extension member connected to said outlet, the extension member is of a pliable material and cylindrical in shape and adapted for insertion into a woman's vagina, to enable a woman's pelvic muscles to be exercised and toned. | ||||||
| 118 | Method of treating overactive bladder in women | US10160378 | 2002-05-30 | US20020179093A1 | 2002-12-05 | Maciej Adamkiewicz |
| A method of treating overactive bladder in women involves inserting an intravaginal device of substantially spherical shape and a diameter that fits the width of the vagina into the vagina above the levator ani muscle, and maintaining said device in the appropriate location inside the vagina for an extended period of time to exert its therapeutic effect. The method may further comprise performing pelvic floor exercises, preferably exercises consisting of contracting the levator ani muscle and squeezing soft objects between the knees while in a prone position, preferably twice a day, with said device left inside the vagina. | ||||||
| 119 | Pelvic floor exercise device | US10167714 | 2002-06-12 | US20020169056A1 | 2002-11-14 | Anthony C. Ross; Peter A. Guagliano |
| An improved apparatus is disclosed for use in diagnosing and treating pelvic floor musculature disorders. The device includes a head (10) mounted on a shaft (12), with a barrier (14) mounted on the shaft (12) between the handle (18) and head (10). An indicator (16) may be mounted on the shaft (12). The apparatus may provide magnetic resistance to pelvic floor musculature contraction to (1) measure and track the progress of pelvic floor musculature strength, and (2) exercise pelvic floor musculature to improve strength at a private, patient-determined frequency. Alternative embodiments are either spring biasing members or the biasing property of a stretched elastomeric material. | ||||||
| 120 | Vaginal jewelry and exercise device | US09036611 | 1998-03-07 | US06370912B1 | 2002-04-16 | James G. S. Sutton |
| A piece of jewelry designed to adorn and decorate the pelvic region of a human female. The piece of jewelry comprises an anchor member which is worn within the vagina, a decorative charm and a connecting chain long enough to permit the decorative charm to lie outside the labia comfortably. The piece of jewelry is also an ornamental device which provides the wearer a means to exercise her pubococcygeus muscle. | ||||||
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