https:\/\/diagnosticpathology.biomedcentral.com\/articles\/10.1186\/1746-1596-9-36<\/a><\/td><\/tr>| Device must securely fit a wide range of patients<\/td> | 1a.Device must be adjustable between a forearm circumference of 15-38 centimeters
1b.Device should not move by 1cm after 10 min<\/td> | Its +3 sigma for men and -3 sigma for women
Device must fit 6 sigma of human forearms
AF AMRL-TR-180-119 McConville, John Anthropometric Relationships of Body and Body Segments Moments of Inertia Anthropology Research Project, Inc. A\/F Aerospace Medical Res 12-80<\/td><\/tr> |
| Device must be portable\/ Device must be light enough to carry without causing strain to the user<\/td> | It will fit in an average size backpack of (16.7″ x 13″ x 8.5″).\u00a0\u00a0
Device will be under 8 pounds
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— average volume size of a backpack
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| Device will have enough power to support multiple uses per day. <\/td> | Device must last for at least two hours of constant use (6 times = 1 hours)\u00a0<\/td> |
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| Device should function for a pre-sent amount of time<\/td> | Device will run for 10 minutes<\/td> |
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| Device will have a manual shutoff.<\/td> | On and off button located on the surface of the device for easy access to the user<\/td> | If patient feels
uncomfortable or pain theycan shut it off manually<\/td><\/tr> |
| Device will have an automatic fail-safe shut off <\/td> | Device will automatically shut off when Device temperature >44\u00b0C.
<\/td> | To ensure no tissue damage occurs.Dewhirst, Mark W et al. \u201cTHERMAL DOSE REQUIREMENT FOR TISSUE EFFECT: EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL FINDINGS.\u201d Proceedings of SPIE–the International Society for Optical Engineering<\/em> vol. 4954 (2003): 37. doi:10.1117\/12.476637<\/td><\/tr>Device will apply soft tissue massage
<\/td> | The pressure range will be from 2 PSI to 4 PSI
Roberts, Langdon. \u201cEffects of patterns of pressure application on resting electromyography during massage.\u201d International journal of therapeutic massage & bodywork<\/em> vol. 4,1 4-11. 30 Mar. 2011
<\/td>Soft tissue massage increases blood flow to a particular region1<\/sup>
Soft tissue massage can promote healing via increased fibroblast recruitment1<\/sup>
<\/td><\/tr>| Device should be rechargeable<\/td> |
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