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US1899208A
US1899208A US471131A US47113130A US1899208A US 1899208 A US1899208 A US 1899208A US 471131 A US471131 A US 471131A US 47113130 A US47113130 A US 47113130A US 1899208 A US1899208 A US 1899208A
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    • A61H—PHYSICAL THERAPY APPARATUS, e.g. DEVICES FOR LOCATING OR STIMULATING REFLEX POINTS IN THE BODY; ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION; MASSAGE; BATHING DEVICES FOR SPECIAL THERAPEUTIC OR HYGIENIC PURPOSES OR SPECIFIC PARTS OF THE BODY
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  • This invention relates to an apparatus which is particularly adapted for massaglng the abdominal portions o the body.
  • the object of the invention is the production of a relatively simple and inexpensive apparatus that maysbeused by professional masseurs or for selfk treatmentfbyy anyone, yandwhich will roll and stretch the yabdominal muscles of the patient in suchmanner ⁇ that the natural function-of the colon will be effectively assisted and facilitated.
  • a casing shaped to vapproximately iit the abdomen of the patient and 15 containing a motor and an applicator designed to be rotated by the motor in the direction of the normal action of the colon, the con.- tactelements y of the applicator being in the nature of rotatable balls of ysubstantial size that may be'adjusted radiallyof the applicatorto meet the conditions of persons ofg'va-V tation of the skin by the-balls.
  • FIG. 1 shows a side elevation of the apparatus withV a portion of thecasing broken away.
  • Fig. 2 is a front view.
  • Fig'. 3 is a rear view.
  • Fig.4 5 is a side elevation with the, casing and the ap-y plicator cutin diametricalsection. ⁇
  • the casing of the apparatus has a circular base 1 with a wall 2 extending from its fperiphery.V This wallon twodiametrically opposite sides is higher than on the diametrically opposite sides at right langles thereto so thatits edge 3, which is curled outwardly, willV conform more or less to the configuration of the abdomen of the average patient.
  • An electric motor 4' is secured tothe back of the base and on the armature shaft 5 ofthe vmotor is a worm 6.
  • the yokes have stems 24 which MACHINE 1930.l Serial No. 471,181.
  • the motor is designed to be connected by a plug l2 with any convenient koutlet socket and 55 o l n the currentis controlled by a switchjl located on the shell adjacent to one ofthe handles.
  • the rotatable applicator has a circular plate 14 with'a central axle 15 that is mounted to turn in a bushing 16 which is inserted in 60 an opening in the base.
  • the applicator is heldin place by a disk 17 that is fastened to the inner end of the axle, and anti-friction* bearings 18 are located around the axle'be-y r tweenthe inner face of the applicator plate and the outer face of the base.
  • annularV gear 19 Secured to the inner face of the applicator plate is an annularV gear 19 that is engaged by a pinion 20 which is fastened 'to the end of the arbor y8 of the worm wheel 7.k
  • This gear 70 may bemade of compressedfiber or similarV anti-noise material so that the gearV and pinion will run noiselessly.
  • yokes 21 Mounted on the-outer face of the applicator plateV are yokes 21 which have arbors 22 at their outer ends that support the means for manipulating the abdominal muscles, which mea-nsmay be in the form of rounded vshoes are clamped against the outer face of the ap-k Sl plicator plate by a disk 25 that is secured in place by a screw 26. Upon loosening the screw and releasing the clamp disk the stems of the yokes may be moved in orout so that theradial distance of the balls from the cen'- ter of the applicator may be yadjusted to accord with the size of the patient.
  • Studs ⁇ 27 are arranged to project from the applicator plate each side of the yoke stems so as to hold them firmly and ensure ⁇ their rota'-A t-ion with the applicator plate.
  • Y Three yokes yand balls are illustrated. ⁇ An extra set of ⁇ studs may be projected from the applicator plate so that one of the three yokes and lballs ymay be removed and another may be taken from the place shown and located to provide two yokes and balls 18()o apart instead of three yokes and balls-120o apart," as indicated in Fig.
  • the applicator is applied to the abdomen ot the pati-ent who is in a prone position tace up, the handles grasped and the switch thrown starting the motor, which, through the Worm, Worm Wheel, pinion and annular gear, rotates the applicator plate, thus causing the applicator balls to roll around.
  • the patient holds the device against the abdomen and the balls, Which are of substantial size and Widely separated, are revolved from the motor by the mechanism described in such manner as to ileX the abdominal muscles With a continuous long Wave motion in the direction of the normal action of the colon.
  • the Weight of the apparatus including the motor is utilized in obtaining the desired pressure of the applicator against the abdominal Wall so that aV deep and very eil'ective massage can be obtained in the direction of the normal action of the colon, and this is assured as the side Wall of the casing fitting the body, tends to retain the normal shape of the abdomen and prevent it from flattening out. If the diaphragm is used this massage is accomplished Without irritating the skin of the patient.
  • An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall with its outer edge curved to fit across the front and down the sides of the abdomein'an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing and having forwardly projecting studs, a clamp disk removably fastened to said plate, yokes retained between said studs by said disk, applicators carried by said yokes, a gear fastened to the inner tace of said plate, an electric motor secured to the back of the casing, gearing connecting the motor With said gear, and a shell enclosing the motor and gearing.
  • An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall with. its outer edge curved to fit across the trout and down the sides of the abdomen, a circular applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes radially adjustable on the outer face of said plate, means clamping the yokes to said plate, balls carried by said yokes, a gear fastened to the linner face ⁇ of said plate, an electric motor secured to the back of the casing, gearing connecting the motor with said gear, and a shell enclosing the motor and gearing.
  • An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall With its outer edge curved to lit across the front and down the sides of the abdomen, a circular applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes having stems radially located on the outer face ot' said plate, a centra-l disk clamping said stems to the plate, balls rotatably mounted on said yokes, a gear fastened to the inner tace of said plate, a pinion'engaging said gear, an electric motor secured to the back of the casing, gearing connecting the motor With said pinion, and a shell enclosing the motor and gearing.
  • An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall with its outer edge curved and curled to fit Vacross the front and down the sides of the abdomen, a circular applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes radially'adjustable on tlie outer tace of said plate, means clamping the yokes to said plate, balls carried by said yokes, a gear ⁇ fastened to theginner face of said plate, an electricmotor secured to the back of the casing, u
  • gearing connecting the motor With said gear, a shell enclosing the motor and gearing, and a flexible diaphragm with its edge tted over and retained by the curled edge of the casing and enclosing the applicator.
  • An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing having a circula ⁇ side Wall, an applicator plate mountedV to rotate Within the casing and having forwardly projecting studs, a clamp disk removably fastened to said plate, yokes retained between said studs by said disk, applicators carried by said yokes, a gear fastened to the inner face of saidplate, an electric motor secured Within the casing, ⁇ and gearing connecting the motor with said applicator gear.
  • An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing having a circular side wall, an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes having stems radially located on the outer face of said plate, a central disk clamping said stems to said plate, applicators rotatably mounted on said yokes, a gear attached to the inner face of said plate, a pinion engaging said gear, an electric motor secured within the casing,
  • An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing havinga circular wall, an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casin g, yokes having stems located on the outer face of said plate, detachable mea ⁇ s clamping said stems to said plate, ap-
  • An abdominal .massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing having a circular side Wall, an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes movably applied to the outer face of said plate, applicators ro- Y tatably mounted on said yokes, means detachably clamping the yokes in *position ony the face of said plate, said means permitting radial adjustment of andvariations of angular relation to each other lof the yokes on said plate, an electric motor enclosed within the casing, and gearing connecting the motor with said plate., Y

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v|).`H. MURPHY MASSAGE MACHINE Feb. 28, 1933.
Filed July 28, 1930 2 Sheets-Sheet Fb. 28, 1933. D. HMURPl-wA MASSAGE MACHINE 2 Sheets-Sheet Filed July 28, 1930 1 O n nu:
Patented xFebf. 28, 1933 UNIT-En STATES PAT-ENT OFFICE kMassaal:
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This invention relates to an apparatus which is particularly adapted for massaglng the abdominal portions o the body.
The object of the invention is the production of a relatively simple and inexpensive apparatus that maysbeused by professional masseurs or for selfk treatmentfbyy anyone, yandwhich will roll and stretch the yabdominal muscles of the patient in suchmanner `that the natural function-of the colon will be effectively assisted and facilitated.
In the embodiment of the invention'illustrated there is a casing shaped to vapproximately iit the abdomen of the patient and 15 containing a motor and an applicator designed to be rotated by the motor in the direction of the normal action of the colon, the con.- tactelements y of the applicator being in the nature of rotatable balls of ysubstantial size that may be'adjusted radiallyof the applicatorto meet the conditions of persons ofg'va-V tation of the skin by the-balls.
In the accompanying VdrawingsA Fig. 1 shows a side elevation of the apparatus withV a portion of thecasing broken away. Fig. 2 is a front view. Fig'. 3 is a rear view. Fig.4 5 is a side elevation with the, casing and the ap-y plicator cutin diametricalsection.`
The casing of the apparatus has a circular base 1 with a wall 2 extending from its fperiphery.V This wallon twodiametrically opposite sides is higher than on the diametrically opposite sides at right langles thereto so thatits edge 3, which is curled outwardly, willV conform more or less to the configuration of the abdomen of the average patient. t An electric motor 4'is secured tothe back of the base and on the armature shaft 5 ofthe vmotor is a worm 6. This wormmeshes with a worm wheel 7 fastened to anarbor 8 that is mounted in a bearing pillar 9 'which' is attached tothe back of the base. A shell 10, proor balls 23. The yokes have stems 24 which MACHINE 1930.l Serial No. 471,181.
vided on its exterior with handles 11, is fastened to the back of theV base so as to enclose the motor and the worm and worm` wheel. The motor is designed to be connected by a plug l2 with any convenient koutlet socket and 55 o l n the currentis controlled by a switchjl located on the shell adjacent to one ofthe handles.
The rotatable applicator has a circular plate 14 with'a central axle 15 that is mounted to turn in a bushing 16 which is inserted in 60 an opening in the base. The applicator is heldin place by a disk 17 that is fastened to the inner end of the axle, and anti-friction* bearings 18 are located around the axle'be-y r tweenthe inner face of the applicator plate and the outer face of the base.
Secured to the inner face of the applicator plate is an annularV gear 19 that is engaged by a pinion 20 which is fastened 'to the end of the arbor y8 of the worm wheel 7.k This gear 70 may bemade of compressedfiber or similarV anti-noise material so that the gearV and pinion will run noiselessly.-
Mounted on the-outer face of the applicator plateV are yokes 21 which have arbors 22 at their outer ends that support the means for manipulating the abdominal muscles, which mea-nsmay be in the form of rounded vshoes are clamped against the outer face of the ap-k Sl plicator plate by a disk 25 that is secured in place by a screw 26. Upon loosening the screw and releasing the clamp disk the stems of the yokes may be moved in orout so that theradial distance of the balls from the cen'- ter of the applicator may be yadjusted to accord with the size of the patient. Studs `27 are arranged to project from the applicator plate each side of the yoke stems so as to hold them firmly and ensure` their rota'-A t-ion with the applicator plate. Y Three yokes yand balls are illustrated.` An extra set of `studs may be projected from the applicator plate so that one of the three yokes and lballs ymay be removed and another may be taken from the place shown and located to provide two yokes and balls 18()o apart instead of three yokes and balls-120o apart," as indicated in Fig. 2' of the drawings; To prevent the balls from irritatingthe to be treated, the applicator is applied to the abdomen ot the pati-ent who is in a prone position tace up, the handles grasped and the switch thrown starting the motor, which, through the Worm, Worm Wheel, pinion and annular gear, rotates the applicator plate, thus causing the applicator balls to roll around.
The patient holds the device against the abdomen and the balls, Which are of substantial size and Widely separated, are revolved from the motor by the mechanism described in such manner as to ileX the abdominal muscles With a continuous long Wave motion in the direction of the normal action of the colon. The Weight of the apparatus including the motor, is utilized in obtaining the desired pressure of the applicator against the abdominal Wall so that aV deep and very eil'ective massage can be obtained in the direction of the normal action of the colon, and this is assured as the side Wall of the casing fitting the body, tends to retain the normal shape of the abdomen and prevent it from flattening out. If the diaphragm is used this massage is accomplished Without irritating the skin of the patient.
The invention claimed is:
1. An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall with its outer edge curved to fit across the front and down the sides of the abdomein'an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing and having forwardly projecting studs, a clamp disk removably fastened to said plate, yokes retained between said studs by said disk, applicators carried by said yokes, a gear fastened to the inner tace of said plate, an electric motor secured to the back of the casing, gearing connecting the motor With said gear, and a shell enclosing the motor and gearing.
2. An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall with. its outer edge curved to fit across the trout and down the sides of the abdomen, a circular applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes radially adjustable on the outer face of said plate, means clamping the yokes to said plate, balls carried by said yokes, a gear fastened to the linner face `of said plate, an electric motor secured to the back of the casing, gearing connecting the motor with said gear, and a shell enclosing the motor and gearing.
3. An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall With its outer edge curved to lit across the front and down the sides of the abdomen, a circular applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes having stems radially located on the outer face ot' said plate, a centra-l disk clamping said stems to the plate, balls rotatably mounted on said yokes, a gear fastened to the inner tace of said plate, a pinion'engaging said gear, an electric motor secured to the back of the casing, gearing connecting the motor With said pinion, and a shell enclosing the motor and gearing.
4. An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup shaped casing having a circular side Wall with its outer edge curved and curled to fit Vacross the front and down the sides of the abdomen, a circular applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes radially'adjustable on tlie outer tace of said plate, means clamping the yokes to said plate, balls carried by said yokes, a gear` fastened to theginner face of said plate, an electricmotor secured to the back of the casing, u
gearing connecting the motor With said gear, a shell enclosing the motor and gearing, and a flexible diaphragm with its edge tted over and retained by the curled edge of the casing and enclosing the applicator.
5. An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing having a circula` side Wall, an applicator plate mountedV to rotate Within the casing and having forwardly projecting studs, a clamp disk removably fastened to said plate, yokes retained between said studs by said disk, applicators carried by said yokes, a gear fastened to the inner face of saidplate, an electric motor secured Within the casing, `and gearing connecting the motor with said applicator gear.
6. An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing having a circular side wall, an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes having stems radially located on the outer face of said plate, a central disk clamping said stems to said plate, applicators rotatably mounted on said yokes, a gear attached to the inner face of said plate, a pinion engaging said gear, an electric motor secured within the casing,
and gearing connecting the motor `with said motor with said applicator gear, anda flexible diaphragm with its edge fitted over and retained by the curled edge of the casing.
8. An abdominal massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing havinga circular wall, an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casin g, yokes having stems located on the outer face of said plate, detachable mea `s clamping said stems to said plate, ap-
plica rs rotatably mounted on said yokes, a
gear attached to the inner face of the plate, a pinion engaging said gear, and an electric motor secured Within the casing yand connected to rotate said pinion.`
9. An abdominal .massage machine comprising a cup-shaped casing having a circular side Wall, an applicator plate mounted to rotate Within the casing, yokes movably applied to the outer face of said plate, applicators ro- Y tatably mounted on said yokes, means detachably clamping the yokes in *position ony the face of said plate, said means permitting radial adjustment of andvariations of angular relation to each other lof the yokes on said plate, an electric motor enclosed within the casing, and gearing connecting the motor with said plate., Y
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US2633844A (en) * 1950-05-08 1953-04-07 Herndon Victor Massage device
US2641256A (en) * 1951-06-21 1953-06-09 Frieda W Schmidt Massaging device
US3023749A (en) * 1960-03-30 1962-03-06 Frank J Baume Rolling massager
US3077878A (en) * 1960-04-23 1963-02-19 Baulard-Cogan Raymond Gerard Massage apparatus
US3878837A (en) * 1971-12-10 1975-04-22 Gerwi Ag Massaging apparatus
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USRE30500E (en) * 1978-08-18 1981-02-03 Clairol Incorporated Massage device
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USD378539S (en) * 1995-12-20 1997-03-18 Scott Robert L Massager
US5685827A (en) * 1992-12-14 1997-11-11 Daito Electric Machine Industry Company Limited Roller massaging device
US5759163A (en) * 1997-04-10 1998-06-02 Hwang; Jong H. Breast massager
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US5797859A (en) * 1997-01-09 1998-08-25 Conair Corporation Massager for producing rotary/vibratory massage motion, using a single motor
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US20160058645A1 (en) * 2014-08-28 2016-03-03 Ming-Wei Tsai Massage device for breasts
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US2641256A (en) * 1951-06-21 1953-06-09 Frieda W Schmidt Massaging device
US3023749A (en) * 1960-03-30 1962-03-06 Frank J Baume Rolling massager
US3077878A (en) * 1960-04-23 1963-02-19 Baulard-Cogan Raymond Gerard Massage apparatus
US3878837A (en) * 1971-12-10 1975-04-22 Gerwi Ag Massaging apparatus
FR2406993A1 (en) * 1977-10-31 1979-05-25 Huebscher Kurt MASSAGE DEVICE FOR REFLEX FOOT ZONES
USRE30500E (en) * 1978-08-18 1981-02-03 Clairol Incorporated Massage device
EP0060196A2 (en) * 1981-03-10 1982-09-15 René Delluc Hydromechanically driven massage and hydrotherapeutic apparatus
EP0060196A3 (en) * 1981-03-10 1983-08-17 Rene Delluc Hydromechanically driven massage and hydrotherapeutic apparatus
DE3405882A1 (en) * 1984-02-18 1985-08-22 MAG Walter Frenkel Medizinische Apparate und Geräte, 7483 Inzigkofen Roller massage apparatus
US5105802A (en) * 1990-04-06 1992-04-21 Leatherjet Inc. Device for working a conditioning substance on a surface
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US5685827A (en) * 1992-12-14 1997-11-11 Daito Electric Machine Industry Company Limited Roller massaging device
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US5803916A (en) * 1996-03-19 1998-09-08 Vital-Tech Ltd. Body and joints massage device
US5797859A (en) * 1997-01-09 1998-08-25 Conair Corporation Massager for producing rotary/vibratory massage motion, using a single motor
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US5759163A (en) * 1997-04-10 1998-06-02 Hwang; Jong H. Breast massager
US20050075591A1 (en) * 2002-01-19 2005-04-07 Klaus Hafemann Massage attachment for a motor-driven foot care apparatus
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US20160058645A1 (en) * 2014-08-28 2016-03-03 Ming-Wei Tsai Massage device for breasts
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