Indications
Nervous system disease::Brain injury, stroke (stroke), cerebral palsy, peripheral nerve disorders, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, etc.
Bone and joint system diseases:Late fractures, arthritis, periarthritis, late joint replacement, etc.
Diseases of the muscular system:Spasm, muscle atrophy, sports injury, etc.
Internal organ disease:Cardiovascular rehabilitation patients such as hypertension and COPD。
Treatment
Passive mode: passive motion training driven by a motor
Assisted mode: motor-assisted power-training training, the machine detects residual muscle power and automatically gives auxiliary power;
Active-passive mode: no gap between passive and active movements to ensure training continuity;
Active mode: exercise performed by the patient's own muscle strength with adjustable resistance. Enhance muscle endurance and improve cardiopulmonary function;
Constant speed mode: under the premise of active and passive movements, the speed is constant and the resistance changes.
Clinical treatment effect
Exercise and restore lower limb muscle strength; eliminate muscle tension and reduce muscle spasm;
Improve joint mobility and prevent joint stiffness;
Overcoming the consequences of lack of exercise: such as blood circulation problems, joint stiffness, muscle cramps, digestive problems, defecation problems, osteoporosis, lower extremity edema, etc. Prevent bedsores and venous thrombosis, and promote smooth flow of urine and urine;
Improve and improve walking ability: Establish and maintain basic functions (motor control, muscle strength, endurance) required for walking, reduce stiffness, and improve walking self-confidence;