Non-Invasive Monitoring Systems receives patent for AT-101 for arthritis

By Elaine Rigoli

Tampa, Fla., March 29 - Non-Invasive Monitoring Systems, Inc. received notice of allowance for a U.S. patent on its flagship product, the AT-101.

This patent, which includes 73 claims, has three major topics: the device itself, medical applications that are current and planned, and means to modify the AT-101 in the future such that it performs as a non-invasive ventilator as a substitute or supplement for current mechanical ventilators, according to a news release.

The European patent office also recently allowed the claims for the first U.S. Patent 6,155,976 granted in December 2000, reciprocating movement platform for shifting subject to and fro in headwards-footwards direction.

This patent forms the basis of the AT-101 technology, the release said.

This will allow broad market protection for marketing the AT-101 therapeutic vibrator as a drug-free means to provide acute relief of minor aches and pains associated with osteoarthritis of the hip as well as developing and marketing a less expensive, home version of this device, officials said.

Non-Invasive Monitoring, located in North Bay Village, Fla., specializes in products that use a natural approach to assist subjects without the use of drugs or any invasive procedures.

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