While the patent number 389644 for my invention Intermittent Rhythmic
pulsation vacuum therapy device, has already been issued to me,
Now this invention relates to adding of an oxygen concentrator to the device
registered under patent number 389644 and its supply to the oxygen chamber
placed on the patient’s bed. The intermittent rhythmic pulsation vacuum therapy
device consists of a chamber in which human body parts like arm or leg or body
portion below the waist is to be inserted and then creating a vacuum, with the help
of a vacuum pump or motor, so that the inserted part experiences a pull due to the
force of vacuum and the blood flowing through the inserted part then forcefully
makes its way through the micro capillaries, thereby opening the blocked blood &
lymphatic capillaries. Now to make this device more effective and making the body
more energetic an oxygen concentrator is added to the main device in this new
invention.
Objective of the invention:
1. The objective of the invention is to make the earlier invention under patent
number 389644 more effective by adding an oxygen concentrator to the
vacuum therapy device, which generates oxygen and supplies this oxygen to the
patient in a chamber, which covers the face of the patient, while the patient is
taking therapy, so that the effect of blood movement through the veins gets
more strong and absorption of additional oxygen in the blood makes body more
energetic.
(2)
Details of Figures
1 Figure 1 is a perspective view of Intermittent Rhythmic Pulsation Vacuum
Therapy machine consisting of a vacuum chamber & an accompanying bed.
This machine has already been granted patent number 389644 to me.
2 Figure 2 is a perspective view of the Oxygen concentrator
3 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the Oxygen concentrator set inside the
accompanying bed.
4 Figure 4 is another perspective view of the Oxygen concentrator set inside
the accompanying bed.
5 Figure 5 is a perspective view of the oxygen chamber made of acrylic sheet
in which the supply of oxygen from the oxygen concentrator is made.

The present invention is described more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings in which preferred embodiments of the invention are shown. This invention may however be embodied in many forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein: rather these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough & complete and will fully convey the scope of those skilled in art.

As shown in figure 1, there is an intermittent rhythmic pulsation vacuum therapy machine consisting of (1) a digital touch control system for controlling the on/off function of the machine along with controlling the timing intermittently: (2) a vacuum chamber to allow the patients insert their arms or legs or lower body below the waist area, by making the chamber small or big in size, (3) a box which houses the vacuum motor and other components for sucking the air from the vacuum chamber (4) a sealing system on one side of the chamber through which the patient shall insert any body part, such system able to seal the opening with airtight grip so that no air shall go into the vacuum chamber once the machine is switched on and (5) a bed on which the patient shall lie down.

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the oxygen concentrator (6) or oxygen generator, which is fitted inside the patient bed (5). The oxygen concentrator runs with the electricity and is switched on when the main vacuum therapy machine runs.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the oxygen concentrator (6) fitted inside the patient bed (5).

Figure 4 is another perspective view of the oxygen concentrator (6) fitted inside the patient bed (5).

Figure 5 is a perspective view of the oxygen chamber (7) which is made from acrylic sheet, is placed on the face of the patient and filled with oxygen supplied by the oxygen concentrator (6) through a pipe.

I Claim:

The Intermittent Rhythmic Pulsation Vacuum-Oxygen Therapy machine with a system of oxygen generation and its supply system to the oxygen chamber through a flexible pipe, such chamber having the flexibility to be adjusted at any point on the bed, as per the size of the patient.