US3769985A - Electrostatic treatment apparatus with charge disperal means - Google Patents
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- ABSTRACT A medical treatment apparatus which improves upon existing high negative potential therapeutic devices by providing a single conductor member coupled to the single electrode which in turn is electrically connected to the generating means for generating the high negative potential charge.
- the single electrode has a continuous charge of only one type of magnetic polarity extending perpendicular from one surface of the electrode adapted to be placed over a subject to be treated.
- the magnetic field lines which extend perpendicularly from the treatment surface will extend perpendicularly into the surface of the patient being treated and the high negative potential charge deposited upon the surface of the patient will be dispersed along the surface of the patient substantially in a perpendicular direction to the magnetic field lines.
- This invention relates to a high negative potential charge therapeutic device and more particularly to an improvement upon such existing high negative potential charge therapeutic devices by including means for dispersing the high negative charge particles accumulated on the surface of the patient being treated.
- a high negative potential charge therapeutic device which is known in the art differs from conventional electric therapeutic devices.
- the conventional electric therapeutic devices two conductors are connected to different points on the patient being treated and a current flows between the two conductors making the patient a part of the conductive circuit between the two conductors.
- a high negative potential charging therapeutic device only a single electrode is used which deposits the negative charge on the surface of the patient being treated.
- a further object of the present invention is to provide counter measures to the tendency of the high negative potential charge concentrating in a localized area when a high negative potential charging therapeutic device is used and at the same time effectively preserve the original effect of the high negative potential charging therapeutic device as much as possible.
- Still a furtherobject of the invention is to provide means for quickly dispersing the high negative-charge along the surface of the patient to be treated thereby diluting the effect of local concentration of high negative potential and reducingthe electric tension resulting therefrom.
- a high negative potential charging therapuetic device there is generally a generator for providing the high negative potential charge and a single electrode which serves as a probe electrically connected to the generating means for transmitting the high negative potential charge onto the patient.
- the present invention couples a single conductor member to the single electrode.
- the single conductor member has a treatment surface which is adapted to be placed over the subject to be treated.
- the treatment surface has a continuous charge of only one type of magnetic polarity which causes magnetic field lines to extend perpendicularly from the treatment surface. As is well known in the art, the electric field will be perpendicular to the magnetic field.
- the magnetic field lines reach the patient being treated they are substantially perpendicular to the surface of the patient and effectively penetrate the surface body of the patient.
- the electric field lines being perpendicular to these magnetic field lines will cause the high negative potential charge on the surface of the patient being treated to be dispersed along the surface of the patient thereby effectively'eliminating the electric tension resulting from the concentration and localizationof the high negative potential charge.
- FIG. 1 is a pictorial view showing an embodiment of the therapeutic device of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a top view of a portion of FIG. 1 showing an embodiment of the single conductor member thereof; 1
- FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view taken along line A-A of FIG. 2;
- FIG. 4 is a side view of the single conductor member showing the magnetic field lines extending perpendicular from the conductor member, and
- FIG. 5 is a pictorial view of another embodiment to the present invention.
- FIGS. 1-4 there is shown a high negative potential charging device referred to generally by numeral 11.
- This device includes generating means for generating the high negative potential charge.
- a single electrode 3 is electrically connected to the device l which serves as a probe for transmitting the high negative potential charge onto a patient being treated.
- a single conductor member 2 is coupled to the single electrode.
- the single conductor member has a treatment surface shown in the figures as the bottom surface which is adapted to be placed over a subject to be treated.
- the treatment surface of the single conductor member has a continuous charge of only one type of magnetic polarity, either a N or S which causes magnetic field lines to extend perpendicularly from the treatment surface, as is shown by the dotted lines in FIG. 4.
- the charge particles In a magnetic field, the charge particles get closer to and then away from a north pole or a south pole while forming eddy type magnetic lines of force within the bipolar magnetic field. Namely, the charged particles reciprocate between the N pole and the S pole and at the same time the charge particles slowly move around the N and S axes of the magnetic field, and are distributed in the form of a doughnut around the central magnet as is generally known.
- the speed of the dispersion is controlled by the movement of non-pair electrons in the transitional state when free radicals or ion particles are added or the degree of the non-localization thereof.
- a change is remarkably increased in a magnet field and therefore the dispersion of the concentrated and localized high negative potential is brought about quickly.
- the starting power (E) represented by the following general formula is induced and the probability of ionization of the interstructural molecules is increased, and therefore it is desirable that a preferable environment be provided for the dispersion of the charged particles of the local portion where negative potential is contacted.
- the present invention is characterized in that the effect of the high negative potential charge can be sufficiently provided while presenting or relaxing the abnormal tension in the various kinds of somatological reactions resulting from the concentration and localization of the high negative potential charge. This results from the dispersion along the surface of the body of the high negative potential charge.
- E is the starting power in volts
- u is the permeability of blood
- H is the strength of the magnetic field in oersteds
- l is-the cross sectional area of blood vessels in square centimeters
- v is the velocity of the blood flow in centimeter seconds to the -l power.
- the formation of the one type of magnetic polarity on the treatment surface of the single conductor member can be provided by using a permanent magnet, a solenoid, or an electromagnet. In the case of the latter two it is preferable to use Direct Current electricity although it might also be possible to use AC electricity.
- the surface opposite that of the treatment surface of the single conductor member has a continuous magnetic charge opposite that of the treatment surface whereby the magnetic field lines extending perpendicularly from the treatment surface close onto the opposite surface of the single conductor member.
- FIG. 5 there is shown another embodiment of the present invention.
- like parts of the device are identified by like numerals as in the previous drawings.
- an additional magnet 5 placed in such a manner to locate the patient being treated between the magnet 5 and the single conductor member 2.
- the magnet 5 has a surface facing the patient to be treated whose magnet field is opposite to that of the magnetic field on the treatment surface of the single conductor member 2.
- the surface of magnet 5 facing the patient will have an S field.
- the magnetic field lines extending perpendicularly from the treatment surface of the single conductor member 2 will travel substantially perpendicularly and close onto the surface S of the magnet 5.
- the electric field lines, being substantially perpendicular to the magnetic field lines will therefore be parallel to the surface of the patient being treated. These will disperse the high negative potential charge deposited onto the treatment surface of the patient by the high negative potential charging therapeutic device.
- the magnetic field effect increases the activity of the muscles, heart nerves and acetylcholine.
- the clinical effects of the present invention were examined by combining the magnetic effect of the magnetic field lines along with the heterogenetic and general high negative potential charge.
- Magnetic material whose average coercive force was 500 gauss was placed onto the single electrode extending from the DC type high negative potential therapeutic charging device (produced by Matsushita Electric Works Co., Ltd.).
- the terminal with the magnetic material connected to it was placed over the patient at the occipital portion closest to the hypothalamus and the peripheral system (diencephalon) and high negative potential charge and magnetic field effect were simultaneously given to patients for 15 minutes/day/perso n.
- the preferable magnetic coercive force of the magnetic circuit provided on the negative potential generating portion is from 350 to 400 gauss, but it is not restricted to the above mentioned range of coercive force.
- the negative potential to be charged it can be above 300V, or it can. be minute voltage.
- potential generators those conventional potential generators which are not being commercially distributed on market can be used. Also, such potential generators wherein a nucleons capable of radiating only B-ray weakly by 100 percent, and radiating no q-ray or 'y-ray is wrapped in metallic magnet alunico, vicalloy, permalloy, N-type semiconductor, or a negative charge high polymer in such a manner that radiation cannot leak out.
- the thickness of said wrapping material is generally several millimeters to prevent B-ray, and there is no fear that a health drawback should occur.
- the potential generator of the above mentioned type is preferable as the product of the present invention provided with conductor.
- a medical treatment apparatus comprising means for generating a high negative potential charge and a single electrode electrically connected to said generating means for transmitting the high negative potential charge, the improvement comprising a single conductor member coupled to said single electrode and having a treatment surface adapted to be placed over a subject to be treated, said treatment surface having a continuous charge of only one type of magnetic polarity causing magnetic field lines extending. perpendicularly from said treatment surface, whereby the high negative potential charge will be dispersed along the surface of the subject to be treated.
- a medical treatment apparatus comprising means for generating a high negative potential charge, a single electrode electrically connected to said generating means for applying the high negative potential charge and a single conductor member coupled to said single electrode having a treatment surface, said surface having a continuous charge of only one type of magnetic polarity causing magnetic field lines extending perpendicularly from said treatment surface, whereby the high negative potential charge will be dispersed along the surface of the subject to be treated.
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