Exoskeleton therapy
Exoskeleton therapy
Apply for exoskeleton therapy classes if you or your child needs rehabilitation in connection with:
- cerebral palsy;
- multiple sclerosis;
- complete damage spinal cord injury and including the height of C7;
- partial spinal cord injury (at any level);
- a stroke incident;
- Guillain-Barré syndrome;
- neuroborreliosis;
- a history of craniocerebral trauma;
- muscular dystrophy;
- other neurological conditions characterized by difficulty walking or being unable to walk.
The Exoskeleton allows the patient to learn the correct gait patterns and allows the patient to perform natural movements of getting up, sitting down and moving with the correct transfer of the load between the limbs.
The device allows for the optimal selection of parameters during the therapy, so as to gradually obtain the best rehabilitation effects tailored to the individual patient's health based on the established gait pattern.
Different modes of operation allow the device to be individually adapted to the progress of each patient. The exoskeleton also has a special tool to control the correctness and symmetry of movements from the point of view of gait biomechanics. Therapy using the exoskeleton is carried out under the supervision of an experienced physiotherapist who is responsible for selecting the appropriate parameters of the equipment and controlling the progress achieved. A prerequisite for starting and implementing therapy with the exoskeleton is maintaining logical contact with the patient.
Different modes of operation allow the device to be individually adapted to the progress of each patient. The exoskeleton also has a special tool to control the correctness and symmetry of movements from the point of view of gait biomechanics. Therapy using the exoskeleton is carried out under the supervision of an experienced physiotherapist who is responsible for selecting the appropriate parameters of the equipment and controlling the progress achieved. A prerequisite for starting and implementing therapy with the exoskeleton is maintaining logical contact with the patient.
For you or your child:
- we will conduct a detailed diagnosis of functional abilities based on the standardized testing tools;
- we will create an individualized motor development program;
- we will improve the quality of gait, the ability to transfer to high positions, support muscles to actively resist the force of gravity, increase the mobility of peripheral joints.
For registration for paid rehabilitation services and additional information on participation in classes, please call: 517 466 200 and email: rehabilitacja@kolorowyswiat.org
You are welcome!
