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Zac Brown Band has made history! The Georgia-based
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Road trips are pretty awesome--especially paired with country music. Zac Brown Band are doing just that, treating fans to live shows with the announcement of The Great American Road Trip Tour. Plus, they have a new, eighth band member--a bass player--who will join them on the road.
Country music is proving it has the ability to sell out major league venues! Zac Brown Band have added their name to a list of big country stars selling out some important places across the US. The band sold out their Fenway Park show -- and it sold fast!
Jake Owen and the Zac Brown Band won't be wearing mouth-guards and cleats for Super Bowl 48, but they will be tackling the stage (well, rocking the boat, actually,) during separate performances.
Zac Brown Band frontman Zac Brown will soon be a father of five, with his first boy due spring 2014. After that, he'll be suiting up in a hospital gown to ... well, keep his number of offspring at five.
Zac Brown Band will release 'The Grohl Sessions Vol. 1,' an album produced by former Nirvana drummer and current Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, if the name of the record didn't already give away the fact that Grohl is intricately involved. It's out next month!
You may be surprised to see who's at the top of Forbes List of top earning country singers. The annual Forbes Top Ten is calculated on an artist's total income just not record sales and concerts. So take your guess as who's on top and then click for the answer.
Fans get a front row seat at Zac Brown Band member Coy Bowles wedding in the video for 'Sweet Annie.' From the planning, walking down the aisle, you may kiss the bride, to the reception. Watch Bowles and Kylie tie the knot in a gypsy fantasy land ceremony.
It's officially the Zac Brown Brood, as baby No. 5 is on the way for the Zac Brown Band frontman. The bearded, beanie-wearing singer and wife Shelly will welcome the new addition in early 2014.
Big Frog is proud to be a voting member of the Country Music Association. As such, we have the opportunity to help select the 2013 CMA Award winners November 5. To be a true reflection of Central New York, we'd like you to help cast the ballot. Click to vote for your choice.
There may be nothing funnier than celebrities reading mean tweets about themselves. Jimmy Kimmel has done it again, this time with a musician edition of his popular 'Mean Tweets' segment. Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker and many others read the worst of the them.


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Turlock Christian High found success on the track in its inaugural year in the Central California Athletic Association with its girls' team winning the league championship and its boys' team finishing second overall.
There is going to be a local face at the Modesto Junior College football sideline this upcoming season.
The Turlock Christian High varsity softball team is moving on to the semifinal game of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division VII after pulling off the 17-5 upset mercy rule win over the #2 seed in Vacaville Christian on Tuesday afternoon at the Arnaiz Softball Complex in Stockton.
The Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Golf Masters Championships proved to be the final stop of the season for three local golfers who hit the green at the Reserve at Spanos Park on Monday with aspirations for NorCal.
Turlock High tore through the Central California Conference this season and beat the Bulldogs of Folsom High handedly in the second round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I Boys Team Tennis Championships, but on Monday it met its match in Jesuit High.
Cody Cornell (7-0), pitched six innings, allowed only three runs on four hits and Marcus Lopez retired the final three outs as the Turlock High Bulldogs defeated Bear Creek, 11-5, at home on Monday in the first round of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division I Tournament.
Turlock High did its job to finish second in the Central California Conference this week, sweeping Buhach Colony High in a double header that also earned its boys the eight seed in the upcoming Sac-Joaquin Section Division I Baseball South Championships.
Pitman High varsity diver Natasha Sondeno is used to diving into any challenge, whether it's in and out of the pool.
Heading towards the end of the Turlock National Little League 2015 season, each team without a postseason spot is battling it out for an opportunity to play an extra game or perhaps finish atop the standings when the year ends.
The 2015 season is just days from concluding and the playoffs are right around the corner for local Little League majors and minors players from the Turlock American League.
Adam Groesbeck flourished in baseball as a Turlock High Bulldog after he led the team in batting average (.392) during his senior season in 2013 and since then the sky has been the limit at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
The 2015 regular season concluded on Wednesday for local high school softball teams and Pitman (20-6) ended their year with the best regular season record and as the first softball team in school history to reach 20 wins after defeating cross town rivals, Turlock High, 13-0.
The mood what light and loose in Pitman High's dugout on Wednesday when the Pride hosted Golden Valley High in the final baseball game of the 2015 Central California Conference season. A day removed from dominating the Cougars 14-1 through five innings, the Pride (22-5 overall, 13-2 CCC) knew that they would soon be celebrating the best regular season performance in Pitman High baseball history with the program's first ever CCC championship victory.
Life on the baseball diamond was tough for Hilmar High this year. After finishing in a two-way tie for third place in the Trans Valley League the previous season, the Yellowjackets entered 2015 with a youthful enthusiasm that was reflective of their roster and of their expectations.
It was a war of attrition when Turlock High hosted rival Pitman High in the final Central California Conference girls soccer match of the season on Thursday. The Bulldogs (10-2-3 CCC) entered the match with only a half a game lead over Merced High and needing a tie or a win to secure their fourth consecutive CCC championship. Still, Turlock hit the pitch aggressively looking to end its season in the winner's column before ultimately finishing in a deadlock with the Pride, 0-0.
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For the first time this season, Turlock and Pitman High's varsity girls' golf teams met on the course at St. Stanislaus for a friendly ...
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Date of Stay: May, 2016
We camped here 5/15 thru 5/26. The park is clean and is well maintained. There is WIFI at the office and the staff is always nice. There is not a lot to do here but camp,swim in the spring,and fish in the lake outside of the spring. No fishing in the spring which is good with swimmers in it most of the time in warm weather. The springs have a wall built around it on three sides like a swimming pool with no diving off of the wall. Take your supplies with you as it is about 19 miles to a Walmart if you go north on Hiway 19. There is a dollar store about a mile of the entrance for milk, bread, and packaged foods. A good place to camp for a quite week except for the weekends when the campground is full. All sites are paved with full hook up in the RV part.There are tent sites also at a lower rate.but no power.
Date of Stay: March, 2015
This park is great. All rangers and host went out of there way to make you feel welcome. There is Hiking, Biking, Kayaks canoes and bikes for rent. They have WIFI that you can pick up in the parking lot at the office. The lake looks to be great for padding plus you can go up the river and drift back into the lake.
Date of Stay: March, 2015
This campground has level gravel sites and is a good park to Hike, bike, and see the bell tower a tribute to Stephen Foster. There is a lot of his pianos, antiques and art work on display there.
Date of Stay: March, 2015
This is a good park to bike ride, kayak, hike and fish. The host and most of the rangers are great. They were having a Triathlon while we were there so could not go to the beach on one of the lakes. Getting on to 27 going north can be trying and dangerous depending on what time of day you leave the camp ground. The roads are paved with some shape curves getting to the campground from the gate. Sites are pea gravel with some being not to level. There is no store in the camp ground and is about a eight mile drive to any were to buy anything. They do rent kayaks canoes and bicycles. We camped on site 41 and it was very level with no shade.
Date of Stay: February, 2015
Park has slipped a little from two years ago. WIFI no longer works and park did not seem as well maintained as it was last trip here. It may be that it was the time of year and they have had some bad weather. Also think they were short some camp host. There was nothing that would keep me from camping here again. Still a nice park for biking, hiking, and seeing the real Florida. Any store you may need with in ten miles but does not feel like it when camping here.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
This park is nice but could be better. As the swimming pool is still closed and don`t think it will ever open again. Grass could be cut in some places. Now for the good. The staff are friendly and helpful. The sites are nice, level and clean. The weekends can be a little loud as there is a lot of young campers there but you camp here to Kayak and float the river. If you are alone it is 11.00 dollars for a tube and the tram back to the camp ground. Or if you have two cars take one to the take out point, use your own tube or Kayak and it is all in the price of camping here. A good place to Kayak as the current is not so strong as you cannot paddle up river. They do have a store in the camp ground with very limited supplies. But A Super WalMart is about ten miles. If you don`t go for the water sports go in the winter as it is hot with only a little shade in the camp ground. There is another part of this park that you have to drive around to that is about eight miles. It is an old zoo and park that closed many years ago but a nice place to walk. They do have flowers and a butterfly garden. It is included in your camping fee but must take your windshield sticker or ask at the store for a pass to get in the park.
Date of Stay: March, 2013
This is the oldest park in the Florida park system, and is not a resort park if that is what you are looking for. But we love this park. They have a restaurant open now, and a Museum that is interesting about the works of the CCC. A tram that will take you to parts of the park that you will not see, except for riding the tram. Lots of places to ride bikes and hike. The Rangers and volunteers are always nice here. The not so good. All sites are not level, some soft sand spots and the service box and water may be over fifty feet for a few sites to get your RV on level ground. Also, may be on wrong side of RV hook ups. We will be back as we like this park. Rate of 12 dollars is for a Senior's Florida resident.
Date of Stay: December, 2012
The rangers are as nice as the host. The rest rooms, park and grounds were clean. There are interesting walking trails, and during the summer there is good canoeing on the river. Also, they say there is good fishing at times along this river. Now for the bad. The park is full hook-up, but good luck on a lot of these sites. The sewer dump pipe will be higher than your RV dump pipe. I don`t know who laid this out, but they have never camped in an RV. Most of the dump pipes are on the up-hill side of the sites, and some others are six to eight inches off the ground. Also, they are located to the front of the sites, where you will need 30 to 40 feet of hose to reach it, with any RV of 25 feet or longer. .Also, you will need two to four inches of blocks to level side to side, and more if you are in a rig without jacks front to back. One thing that stood out: the park work campers were parked on two of the handicap spots. One did have a handicap tag, but if they are working the park, they should leave those spots available for RV'er campers coming in that need those handicap sites more.
Date of Stay: October, 2012
This park is one of the best maintained parks in the Florida park system. It is always clean with very friendly and helpful rangers and volunteers. In the park you can bicycle and rent canoes and Kayaks. There is a museum that is only open on the weekends. The downs are most spots are hard to get satellite but there are about 14 local stations on a good antenna. Not full hook up. Other than these two this is a 10+ park. Rate is for Florida Senior.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
The rate is Florida Senior over 65. This is an older park but is a great place to camp. You have the beach down town St Augustine a few miles away with lots of things to see if you have never been there. The sites are spaced out with under growth between them so your camp site is private from the other campers. Most sites are full shade and rest rooms are clean but old. The rest room on the loop we were on in site 109, will be closing for remodeling next month I think. So check the web site for the notes on the park as it is a long ways to the next rest room from this loop. There is Wi-Fi at the store at the beach. For the bad. Sites are dirt so you will track in your RV when it rains. There is full shade so very few sites can set up Satellite TV. The local channels are not that good of reception from Jacksonville. They are pumping sand on the beach and if you have little kids or are not strong ocean swimmers: the beach drops off fast at high tide in most places. The rangers are nice and they do work to keep the park nice, as this is a big park. We will be back.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
This is one of the first parks built by the CCC in the thirties. Wish I could give it a better score, but for the camp ground loops five is the best I can do. The sites are large but the roads in the loops are narrow with limbs that will drag the top and sides of your RV. Some of the sites are for up to 42 feet, but no way would I want to take a nice rig that large in either loop. The Magnolia loop I would put at about thirty feet with out a lot of trouble getting in your site and the road to it. The Dogwood loop I would say around twenty five feet at the most and then you will drag vegetation going in plus the road has some pretty washed out places from all the rain just a few days before we got there.This loop better suited for pop ups and tents. As for the park there is lots of wild life and some good hiking trails.The Santa Fa river is all but dried up and the ticks are bad. The staff is nice and there is some interesting things to see here, but if you have a large RV I would say stay some where else and make it a day trip here.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
Rate is for 65 plus Florida resident. This is a very clean park and staff is good. Park is quiet and there are very nice pea gravel sites for the most part. Sites are large and shaded for the most part. The only bad thing is no TV, and satellite will not work on a lot of sites. It is around 14 miles to a large grocery store. We will return.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
The rate is Florida resident 65 plus. There is not much to add to the other reviews. This is more a resort than camp ground. Some pavement pads are in need of repair, but over all the park rating is a nine +. The staff here are great. I have not talked to any one that worked here that do not make you feel welcome and go out of there way to please. Florida has some of the best state parks in the country and this one is at the top of that list.
Date of Stay: April, 2012
The good is all paved sites very clean and a great host. The bad is not full hook up and a long way to the rest room and shower and not really what I would call handy cap rest rooms. It is a good stop over going north or south and easy access to I-95 and the Turnpike. Also at this time dump station is out of service.
Date of Stay: March, 2012
The park is very clean from the grounds to the rest rooms. It is a good place to just relax but if you don`t like to fish there is not much to do here. This is more of an adult park as there is not much to keep kids entertained and nothing close by to do or see. Just a very good park to just relax for a few days. It is a nine only because of no full hookups.


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Very well organised establishment with staff paying attention to the detail. Food was delicious and well presented by attentive staff. Log fires an extra bonus. Also an excellent location for visiting the Cotswolds and Stratford, Cheltenham and Oxford.
Only bad point was a group of guests, who felt that because they were spending a lot of money (dinner party) they could be noisey going to bed and in bed! At 2:00am.
The staff were very welcoming and the hotel was great. Food was excellent and the whole athmosphere was very customer focussed. The room was very clean and tidy. The bathroom was of a good standard, with all the usual touches one expects from a good hotel.
Shower would have been better if there was a wall bracket to hold the shower over the bath, but this is just a minor niggle and didn't affect the enjoyment of our stay.
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The first two days of the second Test match at Kolkata proved the old dictum that international cricket is about mental toughness. Two cricketers belonging to different generations and disciplines, Harbhajan Singh and Steve Waugh succeeded by displaying commendable temperament but with contrasting support from their respective teammates. Steve Waugh on winning the toss, opted to bat on a pitch full of runs and his openers went about laying a solid foundation. Hayden who is seeking to establish himself in Test cricket has come good on this tour stroking the ball crisply and authoritatively. He started off from where he left in Mumbai playing some handsome shots against the opening bowlers. His partner, Slater is struggling to come to terms with the relatively slower pitches in India. He scratched around and survived the opening session and just about when the Australian openers were looking like creating major problems for the hosts, Slater was adjudged caught behind. Zaheer Khan bowled with a lot of aggression and was unlucky not to pick up more wickets in the opening session of the Test match.
The post lunch session saw Hayden dominating the Indian spinners with some lusty blows over the ropes. The Indian captain Ganguly would not have been a very happy man at teatime and the pattern was somewhat similar to the one in Mumbai with the Australian top order establishing authority over the hosts until the dramatic turn around in the last session. Just about when things were slipping away from the Indians, Harbhajan Singh got into the serious act of taking wickets. It was heartening to see the young off-spinner come back strongly after a very ordinary performance in the first two sessions. Harbhajan has shown that he has got rid of his misconception of what aggression is all about and his success would have gladdened the people responsible for his staging a comeback. The youngster was under tremendous pressure to perform and he has acquitted himself superbly. His historical hat trick enabled the Indians to come back into the game but the overnight batsmen Steve Waugh rewrote the script on the second day with his characteristic determination by scoring a century. Waugh's century ensured that the Australia would not lose the Test match and the Indians were expected to reply in a fitting manner.
The Indians started their innings during the best part of the day but the way they succumbed was something incredible. This was one good opportunity for the Indian batsmen to get runs, as the conditions were ideal for batting. A good display in this innings would have given them a lot of confidence and a draw would have boosted the morale of the entire side. A combination of some loose shots and good catching brought about the collapse of the innings. Tendulkar's failure added to the woes of Ganguly's gang and the captain perished after playing himself in. By close on the second day the Indian batsmen have batted themselves into a corner and the match at the moment is as good as lost unless of course one were to hope against hope that the Indians will bat over two days in the second knock.
Given that the Australians are playing at their best, it has to be admitted that the Indians are hardly putting up a fight. So far, the difference has been the inability of the Indians to drive home the advantage whenever they had their nose in front. Of course, a few umpiring decisions in this Test have gone against the Indians which made matters worse for them, but as the adage goes fortune favours the brave and it does not take a genius to make out which of the two sides is courageous.


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|Sep 14, 1976
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|Feb 20, 1975
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|Feb 20, 1975
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|Alexander F. Shaw, IV
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|Carletta M. Neeley, Carl R. Neeley
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|Patent Citations (8), Referenced by (9), Classifications (8)
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This invention relates to medical diagnostic methods and apparatus. More particularly, it relates to those methods and apparatus which include probes or electrodes which are placed against the body of the patient to be examined in order to detect temperature or resistance changes.
A number of devices are available which either detect the temperature of the body or of a particular organ of the body or detect the resistivity exhibited at points on the body surface or between two closely spaced points on the body surface, as in the galvanic skin response mechanisms common to lie detector apparatus. These devices are rather cumbersome and expensive. None of these devices combine temperature and resistivity measuring functions.
Areas of the body which exhibit increased conductivity and increased temperature include the acupuncture points of the body. Subluxations, situations of malpositioned contiguous vertebrae of the spine causing interference with the nerves and normal nervous transmission, trigger inflammation reactions of the body resulting in edema thereabout, which areas exhibit increased conductivity and increased temperature. Although the aforementioned apparatus may locate acupuncture points or areas along the spine which should be further examined for subluxations, precise location is difficult since either temperature or resistance measurements alone are relied upon.
According to this invention a method is disclosed for aiding in the diagnostic scanning of the body of a patient. More particularly a method for locating acupuncture points and areas of trauma along the spine of a patient are disclosed.
A probe is provided having external insulating and internal conducting members. The conducting member has a protruding tapered end with a temperature sensitive resistive member formed in the tip of the end. The tapered end conducts currents and heat from the body, and the resistive member responds to the heat to transmit a variable flow of current, the currents being used to detect resistance and temperature changes of the area of the body against which the probe is pressed.
A potential difference is created between an electrode grasped by the patient and either a probe or an electrode grasped by the doctor. The other hand of the doctor or the probe is pressed against the back of the patient, thereby completing a circuit which includes a means responsive to changes in resistance and having an amplifier member and which includes a means for indicating the response having an oscillator member. The hand of the doctor or the probe is passed over the back of the patient and the resistances of the body areas are measured. The temperatures of the body areas are measured also when the probe is used. The circuit feeds back to the doctor the changes in resistance and temperature measured, whereby areas of the body of the patient to be closely examined and treated are more thoroughly located.
It is an object of this invention to provide a method for aiding in medical diagnostic scanning of the body of a patient which method is novel and straightforward in practice.
Another object of this invention is to provide a method for more thoroughly locating points along the spine of a patient which should be more closely examined and treated.
Still another object of this invention is to provide a method for more thoroughly locating acupuncture points upon the surface of the body of a patient.
These objects and other features and advantages of this invention will become readily apparent by reference to the following description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
The appended drawings illustrate the invention, wherein:
FIG. 1 is an isometric view of the single and double probes of this invention, portions of the probes being cut away to show internal structure;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the circuit of this invention;
FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic representation of a doctor practicing this invention upon a patient; and
FIG. 4 is an end elevational view taken along line 4--4 of FIG. 1 and depicting the sensing tip of the single probe of this invention.
Referring now to the drawings, a single probe structure of this invention is indicated generally at 11 in FIG. 1, and the dual probe structure is indicated generally at 12 in FIG. 1. The dual probe 12 includes two single probes 11 which are interconnected by a cross member 13; therefore, only a single probe 11 will be described hereinbelow.
The single probe 11, FIGS. 1 and 4, includes an external cylindrical member 14 made of an insulating material. Annular shaped insulating mountings 16 are uniformly spaced and affixed to the interior wall of the member 14. An internal cylindrical member 17, made of a conducting material, is mounted within the insulating mountings 16 and has a tapered end 18 which protrudes from the external cylinder 14. Apertures 19 are formed about the periphery of the cylinder 17 adjacent to the tapered end 18, the end 18 being connected to the rest of the cylinder 17 by a plurality of narrow portions 20. A thermistor 21, having a thermistor bead with a glass coating and two lead wires (not shown), is affixed to the cylinder 17 at the tip of the tapered end 18. One lead (not shown) of the thermistor is attached to the cylinder 17, and the other lead (not shown) of the thermistor 21 passes through the lead 22 together with a lead (not shown) from the cylinder 17. Insulating material 23 is packed between the lead 22 and the external cylinder 14.
Referring to FIG. 2, the circuit of this invention includes a battery 24 connected between a first conductor 26 and a grounded second conductor 27. First and second inputs 28,29 are provided for resistivity measurement, and third and fourth inputs 30,31 are provided for temperature measurement.
A double pole double throw switch 32 has left and right upper contacts 33,34, center contacts 35,36 and lower contacts 37,38. The first and third inputs 28,30 are connected to the first conductor 26; the second input is connected to the left upper contact 33 of the switch 32; and the fourth input 31 is connected to the left lower contact 37 of the switch 32.
The switch 32 is connected to the first amplifier 39, the left center contact 35 being connected through a resistor 41 to the base of the NPN transistor 42 of the amplifier 39. A fine adjustment variable resistor 43 is connected between the center contacts 35,36 of the switch 32. The lower right contact 38 is connected through a resistor 44 to the emitter of the transistor 42. The upper right contact 34 is connected to the center contact of a single pole double throw switch 46. A range resistor 47 is connected between the upper and lower contacts of the switch 46, and a coarse adjustment variable resistor 48 is connected between the upper contact of the switch 46 and the emitter of the transistor 42.
A double pole double throw switch 49, having upper and lower right contacts 51,52, center contacts 53,54, and left contacts 56,57, is connected from the lower center contact 54 to the grounded conductor 27. The center contacts 53,54 are connected, and the upper right and lower left contacts 51,57 are connected to the emitter of the transistor 42, to one side of a normally open battery test switch 58, and to a light emitting diode 59. The diode 59 is connected through a resistor 61 to conductor 26. The test switch 58 through a resistor 62 and the collector of the transistor 42 are connected to one side of meter 63 and to a terminal 64 connected to a strip-chart recorder (not shown). The other side of meter 63 connects through a resistor 66 to a switch 67 normally closed on terminal 68. When the switch 67 is not closed on terminal 68, circuitry (not shown) connects the recorder (not shown) to the terminal 68.
A feedback oscillator 69 includes a second amplifier 71 and a feedback circuit 72. The amplifier 69 includes a PNP transistor 73 connected at its base to terminal 68, at its emitter to conductor 26 and at its collector to the base of NPN transistor 74. The emitter of transistor 74 is connected to the lower right contact 52 of switch 49. The feedback circuit 72 includes a resistor 76 and capacitor 77 connected in series between the collector of transistor 74 and the base of transistor 73. A speaker 78 for producing an audio signal is connected between the collector of transistor 74 and conductor 26.
When, as in FIG. 3, a doctor 79 is to undertake diagnostic scanning of the body of a patient 81, an electrode 82 is grasped by the patient 81. The electrode 82 is connected to the second input 29. The circuit (FIG. 2) is actuated by the switch 49, and a D.C. potential is applied between the electrode 82 and either the single probe 11, the conducting member 17 being connected to first input 28, or a plate (not shown) connected to the input 28.
The doctor 79 then places the tapered end 18 of the probe 11 against the back of the patient 81 or grasps the plate (not shown) or second electrode (not shown) in one hand and touches the back of the patient with his free hand, as is illustrated in FIG. 3, thereby completing a circuit. The hand of the doctor 79 or the probe 11 is passed over the back of the patient 81 to detect areas along the spine meriting closer examination and treatment. The first pass down the back of the patient is along line 83 over the spinous processes, and second passes are made along lines 84 over the transverse processes. If further passes are made or if acupuncture points are being located, the hand of the doctor 79 or the probe 11 is moved to areas not along lines 83,84. The technique of palpation may be used also simultaneously.
Changes in resistance between inputs 28,29, and therefore in the body areas of the patient 81, are detected by the circuit shown in FIG. 2. Changes in resistance of the thermistor 21 of the probe 11, between inputs 30,31, and therefore changes in the temperature of the body areas of the patient 81, are also detected. The circuit (FIG. 2) indicates and feeds back to the doctor the temperature and resistance changes through either the meter 63, the strip chart recorder (not shown) or an audible signal from the speaker 78. The changes in temperature and resistance indicate to the doctor acupuncture points or areas along the spine which should be more closely examined and treated. The apertures 19 prevent the main portion of the conducting member 17 from becoming a large heat sink, thereby heightening the response of the tapered end 18, and therefore also of the thermistor 21, to temperature changes.
If the double probe 12 is used, a circuit shown in FIG. 2 is provided for each of the individual members of the probe 12. The double probe 12 can be passed over the transverse processes along lines 84 on both sides of the line 83 of spinous processes simultaneously to give comparative readings.
The circuit in FIG. 2 is actuated by throwing the switch 49 such that contacts 53 and 51 are connected and contacts 54 and 52 are connected, if the meter 63 and speaker 78 are to be used, or by throwing the switch 49 to connect contact 53 with contact 56 and contact 54 with contact 57, if only the meter 63 is to be used. The light emitting diode 59 indicates when the circuit is on, and the switch 67 is used to connect the recorder (not shown) with the circuit.
The circuit senses the resistance changes of the body areas between inputs 28,29 when the switch 32 is thrown to connect contacts 33 with 35 and 34 with 36. The circuit senses the resistance changes of the thermistor 21, corresponding to temperature changes of the body areas, between inputs 30,31 when the switch 32 is thrown to connect contacts 35 with 37 and 36 with 38. A D.C. signal, corresponding to whichever resistance change is being detected, is input to and amplified by the first amplifier 39. The resistors 43, 48 adjust the amplifier 39, the pole of the switch 46 being thrown against the upper contact for normal range and against the bottom contact for extended range when necessary.
The amplified signal is indicated by the meter 63 or the recorder (not shown). The feedback oscillator 69 coupled to the speaker 78 converts the signal to an audible one variable in pitch.
The method disclosed herein is most effectively practiced when the hand of the doctor 79 or the probe 11 or 12 is passed over the back of the patient 81 at a constant pressure. Electrodes connected to inputs 28,29 and contacting the skin adjacent each other in an area such as the palm of the hand of the patient 81 are used when galvanic skin response is measured. Thus it can be seen that the objects of this invention are attained.
Although a preferred embodiment of a probe 11, a preferred method and modifications thereof have been disclosed herein, it is to be remembered that various modifications and alternate constructions can be made thereto without departing from the full scope of the invention, as defined in the appended claims.
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|Sep 8, 1988
|Apr 2, 1991
|Grinwald Paul M
|Method and apparatus for enhanced drug permeation of skin
|May 25, 1990
|May 19, 1992
|Novatec Medical Products, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for detecting actual or likely adulteration of critical use gloves
|Oct 7, 1994
|Aug 19, 1997
|Novatec Medical Products, Inc.
|Apparatus for electrical connection of glove monitor to patient
|Apr 25, 2008
|Feb 26, 2013
|Echo Therapeutics, Inc.
|Skin permeation device for analyte sensing or transdermal drug delivery
|U.S. Classification
|600/547, 600/372
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification