Abstract: An intracardiac echocardiography (“ICE”) catheter device including a flexible circuit sized for insertion into a vessel of a patient. The flexible circuit can have a transducer array positioned on the outer surface of the flexible circuit at a proximal region. A cable connection portion can be positioned at a distal region of the flexible circuit, where a plurality of traces can couple the transducer array to the cable connection portion. The arrangement of the plurality of traces, which couple the transducer array and the cable connection portion, can improve the signal processing time of the ICE catheter device which can result in better imaging.

Abstract: An intracardiac echocardiography (“ICE”) catheter handle, including a housing having a longitudinal axis, the housing having a proximal end and a distal end. A first actuator can be positioned on a first portion of the housing in a plane aligned with the longitudinal axis, the first actuator coupled to a first controller, the first actuator and first controller configured to control a catheter coupled to the first controller in a first direction and a second direction in the first plane. A second actuator can be positioned on a second portion of the housing in a second plane aligned with the longitudinal axis, the second actuator coupled to a second controller, the second actuator and second controller configured to control a catheter coupled to the second controller in a third direction and a fourth direction in the second plane, wherein first plane is aligned orthogonally to the second plane.

Abstract: A method for streaming a bilateral alternating tactile stimulation (BLS) session on the Internet including operating a first processor at a first location to execute a program starting a therapeutic session linked to an Internet website. The therapeutic session is streamed through the Internet website. A second processor operates at a second location remotely located relatively to the first location to link to the therapeutic session. Video and/or audio are is transmitted from the first location to the second location through the Internet website. a series of BLS signals are transmitted from the first location. The series of BLS signals are synchronized with the transmission between the first location and the second location. Internet communications are transmitted and received from the second location through the Internet website. The synchronized BLS signals are received at the second location.

Abstract: A bilateral alternating tactile stimulation therapeutic system includes an Internet web page; a first mobile device, at a first location, configured to access the Internet web page, wherein the first mobile device has a first application for transmitting audio information and pulse control information including alternating pulsation signals for uploading to the Internet web page; a second mobile device, at a second location remote from the first location, adapted to connect to the Internet web page and having a second application for receiving the audio information and the pulse control information in a streaming or live mode; a pair of pulsating devices wirelessly coupled to the second mobile device; and wherein the second mobile device is programmed to enable a subject to hear the audio information and also transmit the alternating pulsation signals to the pair of pulsating devices.

Abstract: A bilateral alternating tactile stimulation therapeutic system includes an Internet web page; a first mobile device, at a first location, configured to access the Internet web page, wherein the first mobile device has a first application for transmitting audio information and pulse control information including alternating pulsation signals for uploading to the Internet web page; a second mobile device, at a second location remote from the first location, adapted to connect to the Internet web page and having a second application for receiving the audio information and the pulse control information in a streaming or live mode; a pair of pulsating devices wirelessly coupled to the second mobile device; and wherein the second mobile device is programmed to enable a subject to hear the audio information and also transmit the alternating pulsation signals to the pair of pulsating devices.