Special Design for Finger Stabilizer - Lower Limb Intelligent Feedback Training System A1 – Yikang

Help patients establish correct walking patterns in early rehabilitationIn the state of weight loss change the patient’s position, make stepping training, Simulate the physiological gait of the human body to walk normally, restore the patients’ walking ability to the highest level, suppress abnormal gait.

Product introduction

Lower limb intelligent feedback training system makes up the deficiency of traditional lower limb rehabilitation training with the brand-new rehabilitation concept.It can change the position of patients under the condition of weight loss，make patients do treadmill training,and simulate physiological gait of human normal walking.Maximum recover patients walking and inhibit abnormal gait.To help patients establish correct walking mode in early rehabilitation training.

Features

The distance between the feet and the angle of the internal and external valgus and toe flexion can be adjusted according to the patient’s specific conditions. The two-sided pedal can be used for active or assisted walking training depending on the patient’s needs.

The 0-80° progressive standing training that combines with the special suspension strap can effectively control the physiological load of the patients’ lower limbs and achieve the training effect of the lower limbs.

1.Let patients who do not have the ability to stand can walk in the lying position
2.Reach the position under different angles
3.Stand and walk under anti-loading, suppress the occurance of spasm
4.Early gait training allows patients to walk as early as possible
5.Equip Special suspension strap to reduce the body weight that patient’s lower limbs bear

Indication

It is mainly used for the rehabilitation of lower limb dysfunction caused by nervous system damage such as stroke (cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage), and it puts emphasize on early rehabilitation training.

Benifits

1.Early gait training can shorten the recovery time for patients to resume walking
2.Enhance the afferent sensory stimulation of the lower limbs and improve the excitability, flexibility and coordination of the nervous system;
3.Improve and maintain lower limb joint mobility and increase muscle strength and endurance;
4.Relieve the muscle spasm of the lower limbs through exercise training;
5.Improve the patient’s body function and prevent complications such as orthostatic hypotension and pressure sores;
6.Enhance the patient’s metabolic level and cardiopulmonary function.