Dual-leg rehabilitation exoskeleton REHO

gaitstanding position

Active exoskeleton for lower limbs for highly intensive rehabilitation. It rehabilitates gait in patients suffering from pathologies resulting from injury or degeneration of the central nervous system: stroke, traumatic brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, hereditary spastic paraplegia, Parkinson's, partial spinal cord injury. Rehabilitates and prevents secondary pathologies in patients suffering from complete spinal cord injury. It is anthropometrically adjustable according to the patients' measurements. It's ergonomic It is safe since both Reho and the patient are always anchored to a rail fixed to the ceiling in all phases of the rehabilitation session. It has ankle movements: The movement of the ankle in the literature is considered very important as it is what most stimulates brain plasticity. Reduces spasticity: thanks to soft pneumatic actuation. It makes patients' legs move by reproducing the physiological gait. Thanks to a specially designed and patented harness, the patient uses his own sneakers: no rigid insoles or special footwear that can distort the body's proprioception or gait. It has adjustable and different intensity of actuation for the 2 legs. It allows the patient to walk on the ground and in the space in order to recover complete proprioception of the body. It allows partial and total weight relief, anticipating as possible the gait therapy It has a pause function, allowing Mental practice exercises (Motor Learning and Motor Imagery) It is NOT equipped with visual biofeedback to prevent the patient from identifying with an avatar and concentrating on it.