Abstract: A system for analyzing and treating abnormality of human and animal tissues includes a subsystem for modulating a magnetic field, having a strength of between about 0.1 gauss and 4 Tesla, across an EM spectrum of between about 1 Hz and about 1 GHz. The system also includes a subsystem for subjecting the tissue to the modulated magnetic field and further includes a subsystem for measuring resultant EMR peaks of a signal emitted by the tissue, in which each peak represents a potential in-phase or out-of-phase EMR relative to a normal signal of the tissue. The system further includes a subsystem for generating and applying to the tissue a wave form and resonance substantially inverse to that of out-of-phase resonances of the tissue signal to increase or nullify EMR peaks of the signal associated with an abnormality.

Abstract: A method of therapeutic treatment including the steps of modulated application of a time domain radiation beam to a therapeutic target; and providing a time domain application of a modulated magnetic resonance (MR) signal to the therapeutic target during the periods of application out-of-phase with energy peaks of the radiation beam.

Abstract: A patient treatment unit for analyzing and treating abnormality of human or animal tissues, includes a display; a pulse generator circuit that outputs a sequence of electrical pulses at a pulse frequency, the electrical pulses having a pulse width, the pulse generator controlling the pulse frequency and the pulse width of the electrical pulses; a pair of probes for contacting a body of a patient and electrically coupled to the pulse generator; and a voltage and current sensing circuit that senses a voltage or a current via the probes when contacting the body of the patient.

Abstract: A system for use of electrical resonant frequencies in analyzing and treating abnormality of human and animal tissue includes elements for generating an EM wave having a selectable ratio of capacitance to inductance, modulated in a selectable electrical resonance (ER) frequency relative to the tissue, the tissue to be treated across an EM spectrum of between about 10 Hz and about 500 MHz; elements for measuring resultant ER phases and peaks of a responsive signal emitted by the tissue, in which each peak represents a potential in-phase or out-of-phase ER relative to an established normal phase of such tissue, each ER defining a waveform in which out-of-phase ER is associated with a tissue abnormality; and elements for delivery and applying to the tissue a waveform substantially inverse to that of out-of-phase waveforms to decrease or nullify ER peaks associated with the abnormality of tissue.

Abstract: A method of therapeutic treatment including the steps of modulated application of a time domain radiation beam to a therapeutic target; and providing a time domain application of a modulated magnetic resonance (MR) signal to the therapeutic target during the periods of application out-of-phase with energy peaks of the radiation beam.

Abstract: A multi-element folded optical train is provided for the increase of magnification of an optical microscope. The apparatus includes a plurality of reflective elements arranged to provide a continuous optical path through each of the reflective elements. The apparatus is employed as an intermediary between the objective and eyepiece of the optical microscope such that light from the objective passes through the various reflective elements and to the eyepiece.

Abstract: A magnetic resonance apparatus is provided to analyze, diagnose, or treat matter. In general, the MRA is used to transmit a synthesized resonance pattern into the subject matter under test which encounters the inherent resonance pattern produced by the tested subject matter. This information is returned to the MRA, which, after removing the static capacity and resistance, is analyzed, digitized and compared to a coded predetermined resonance pattern and examined for irregularities. The presence or lack of irregularities can be used to analyze and diagnose matter. A second set of test pattern signals can also be applied to alter the substance's natural magnetic resonance, thereby treating the substance to achieve a particular resonance pattern.

Abstract: The magnetic resonance signal analyzer allows to automatically generate a large variety of test signals including one or more frequencies. The test signals can be applied as electromagnetic fields or as currents to material under test. An electromagnetic or electrical response signal of the material under test be applied to the analyzer for processing to determine the response pattern of the material under test and then returned to the automatic controller of the frequency sources. The automatic controller determines the test signal with the most effective response for the particular matter under test.

Abstract: The magnetic resonance signal analyzer allows to generate a large variety of test signals including one or more frequencies. The test signals can be applied as electromagnetic fields or as currents to material under test. An electromagnetic or electrical response signal of the material under test be applied to the analyzer for processing to determine the response pattern of the material under test.