ULTRASOUND MEDICAL APPARATUS COMPRISING COMPUTER

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MULTI-DOP COMPUMEDICS GERMANY GMBH Josef-Schuettler-Strasse 2 SINGEN FED REP 78224 Germany ultrasound medical apparatus comprising computer hardware, computer peripherals, computer monitors, computer printers, computer software and related instructional manuals, laboratory trolleys, ultrasound doppler probes, remote controls and foot switches for medical and clinical research and patient physical examination;
MULTI-FLOW COMPUMEDICS GERMANY GMBH Josef-Schuettler-Strasse 2 SINGEN FED REP 78224 Germany ultrasound medical apparatus comprising computer hardware, computer peripherals, computer monitors, computer printers, operating system computer software and related instructional manuals provided as a unit, ultrasound doppler probes, remote controls and foot switches for the pre- and post-operative assessment of hemodynamics in various areas of the brain;
MULTI-SCAN COMPUMEDICS GERMANY GMBH Josef-Schuettler-Strasse 2 SINGEN FED REP 78224 Germany ultrasound medical apparatus comprising computer, monitors, computer printers, peripherals, computer software and related instructional manuals provided as a unit, ultrasound doppler probes, laboratory trolley, remote controls and foot switch and parts for the preceding, for clinical research and patient physical examination;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Ultrasound bandages (10) and ultrasound transducer array bandages are provided herein to accelerate the healing of wounds by positioning the ultrasound bandages (10) and ultrasound transducer array bandages adjacent to a wound and generating ultrasonic pulses. The ultrasound bandages (10) generally include (a) a backing layer (12), (b) an adhesive layer (14) applied to, and substantially coextensive with the backing layer (12), and (c) a transducer material (16) disposed on at least a portion of the adhesive layer (14). The ultrasound transducer array bandages generally include (a) a backing layer (13), (b) an adhesive layer applied to, and substantially coextensive with, the backing layer, and (c) an array comprising a plurality of transducer materials arranged in adjacent relation to define spaces therebetween, the array being disposed on at least a portion of the adhesive layer. The resulting ultrasound bandages (10) and ultrasound transducer array bandages allows for medical therapeutic applications as promoting the healing of wounds such as abrasions, lacerations, incisions and ulcers at any section or multiple sections of the human anatomy with the ultrasound bandages (10) and ultrasound transducer array bandages being conveniently discarded after each application and a new bandage then being applied for the next application.