An electro-therapy apparatus and method for providing therapeutic electric current to a
treatment site of a patient, having means for providing two oscillating or pulsing electric …

Related US Application Data (63) Continuation-in-part of application No. 10/785,726,(
Continued) filed on Feb. 24, 2004, now Pat. No. 7,551,964, which is a continuation-in-part of …

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(57) ABSTRACT A method for the treatment of obesity or other disorders, by wireless
electrical activation or inhibition of the sympathetic nervous system. This activation or …

Related US Application Data OTHER PUBLICATIONS (63) Continuation-in-part of
application No. 1 1/657,877 Accornero, Neri, et al., Selective Activation of Peripheral Nerve …

External electromagnetic stimulation of the interior of the body by applying three or more
electrodes to the exterior of the patient to establish at least two electrical paths across the …

In a method and apparatus for defibrillating a heart in fibrillation, the onset of fibrillation of
the heart is detected, and a biphasic waveform having only a first phase and a second …

57 ABSTRACT A device for use in providing transcutaneous nerve stimu lation and a related
method of use are disclosed which may be utilized to stimulate superficial sprigs of the …

Systems and methods are adapted to provide the relief of pain. The systems and methods
make possible the percutaneous placement of one or more intramuscular leads, without the …

BACKGROUND 0002 Normally, electrochemical activity within a human heart causes the
organ's muscle fibers to contract and relax in a Synchronized manner. This Synchronized …